Jim Devine wrote:
This article appeared in NEWSWEEK? what's the world coming to? socialist or
social-democratic ideas in NEWSWEEK?
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It's true, at least to a certain extent. Support for Gore doesn't count for
much but there has been other material of late which contrasts favourably to
the
Stephen Bezruchka, M.D. wrote:
>Today, at No. 1, Japan has a life expectancy on average three and a half
>years longer than the United States'. Twice as many Japanese men as
>American men smoke, yet the deaths attributable to smoking are half of
>ours. Why? After the second world war, the hiera
This may already have been posted but I recommend Leslie Doyle,
The Political Economy of Health. It is mostly related to Britain
but does focus on capitalism.
marta
Bill Burgess wrote:
>
> sorry, try
> http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/319/7215/953/DC1 (BMJ 1999, 319)
> If it doesn't work go
sorry, try
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/319/7215/953/DC1 (BMJ 1999, 319)
If it doesn't work go to bmj.com (British Medical Journal) and look under
income inequality
At 08:40 PM 01/03/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>This URL seems to be wrong.
>
> > The non-linear effect is examined by Wolfson et
This URL seems to be wrong.
Bill Burgess wrote:
> The non-linear effect is examined by Wolfson et al. at
> http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/319/7215/953/DC1At. Their modeling
> suggests it is not responsible for the observed relation between inequality
> and health in the US.
>
> Bill
>
> 01:
Copyright 2001 Newsweek
>Newsweek
>
>February 26, 2001
>
>US MY TURN
>
>
> Is Our Society Making You Sick?
>
>By Stephen Bezruchka, M.D.
>
>Americans are obsessed with health. Just look at today's magazines, TV
>shows, Web sites, self-help books--and where we put our dolla
The non-linear effect is examined by Wolfson et al. at
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/319/7215/953/DC1At. Their modeling
suggests it is not responsible for the observed relation between inequality
and health in the US.
Bill
01:54 PM 01/03/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Doug,
> I have not du
