"The analyses, which are adjusted for age, smoking status [60] and the
above-mentioned socioeconomic
determinants, demonstrated that women in the lowest income quartile (OR:
1.94; CI: 1.71,
2.20) and reporting lower educational attainment (OR: 1.89; CI: 1.71, 2.09)
were significantly more
likely to self-rate their health as poor. A gradient by educational
attainment was shown for both
women and men. Furthermore, there was a consistent pattern of inequality
among women, in that
the likelihood of reporting poorer health increased as income decreased; a
similar pattern was found
among men, although the magnitude of the gradient by SES appeared slightly
larger among men."


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