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Geographical inequalities in mortality in Latin America
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“…Susana Curto (1993), por ejemplo, identifica en su análisis sobre las inequidades geográficas, un quiebre en los perfiles epidemiológicos a lo interno de los países dado por el sesgo urbano: Latinoamérica no está dominada por enfermedades infecciosas y parasitarias, la presencia de éstas se encuentra focalizada en las áreas rurales pobres, así como la alta incidencia de causas externas en las áreas urbanas marginales (Curto, 1993). Para Di Cesare, esta superposición de perfiles de morbimortalidad se da en una etapa extendida en el tiempo, y varía apenas en una mínima diferencia cuantitativa (Di Cesare, 2011).…”
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unclassified“…De esta manera, la doble carga (i.e. simultánea importancia de causas de muerte por enfermedades transmisibles y no transmisibles) que enfrentan los países latinoamericanos viene de las desigualdades sociales y territoriales introducidas por la urbanización, el origen étnico, de género y clase social (Curto, 1993;Marinho et al, 2013).…”
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“…Susana Curto (1993), por ejemplo, identifica en su análisis sobre las inequidades geográficas, un quiebre en los perfiles epidemiológicos a lo interno de los países dado por el sesgo urbano: Latinoamérica no está dominada por enfermedades infecciosas y parasitarias, la presencia de éstas se encuentra focalizada en las áreas rurales pobres, así como la alta incidencia de causas externas en las áreas urbanas marginales (Curto, 1993). Para Di Cesare, esta superposición de perfiles de morbimortalidad se da en una etapa extendida en el tiempo, y varía apenas en una mínima diferencia cuantitativa (Di Cesare, 2011).…”
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unclassified“…De esta manera, la doble carga (i.e. simultánea importancia de causas de muerte por enfermedades transmisibles y no transmisibles) que enfrentan los países latinoamericanos viene de las desigualdades sociales y territoriales introducidas por la urbanización, el origen étnico, de género y clase social (Curto, 1993;Marinho et al, 2013).…”
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“…The majority of the studies in the region dealing with the relationship between educational attainment and adult mortality are subsumed in a wider set of investigations studying socioeconomic differentials in adult mortality levels. In these studies, the variable education is included in a broader set of socioeconomic variables, and their focus is on the relationship between adult mortality and economic development (Curto de Casas, 1993;Orihuela-Egoavil, 1993;Rosero-Bixby, 1994;Grushka, 1995;Cerqueira and Paes Antunes, 1998;Duarte et al, 2002;Messias, 2003;Ishitani et al, 2006;Diez Roux et al, 2007;Belon et al, 2008). With few exceptions, these studies are based on indirect approaches, where deaths are compiled at a specific ecological level (states, municipalities or census tracts of residence of the deceased person), and then deaths and the population for each geographical area are allocated as a unit to one of several educational groups, on the basis of an educational index for this geographical area.…”
Section: Previous Research On Adult Mortality In Latin America
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“…When studying urban-rural mortality differentials during the 20 th century, cities seems to be consistently favoured. This is because the evolution of living conditions in the region has been unequal across geographical lines (Curto 1993;Prata 1992). A high concentration of goods and services in citiesespecially the capitalshas left rural areas behind (Jones and Carbridge 2010;Preston 1979;Schkolnik and Chackiel 1997).…”
Section: Introduction
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“…Susana Curto (1993), por ejemplo, identifica en su análisis sobre las inequidades geográficas, un quiebre en los perfiles epidemiológicos a lo interno de los países dado por el sesgo urbano: Latinoamérica no está dominada por enfermedades infecciosas y parasitarias, la presencia de éstas se encuentra focalizada en las áreas rurales pobres, así como la alta incidencia de causas externas en las áreas urbanas marginales (Curto, 1993). Para Di Cesare, esta superposición de perfiles de morbimortalidad se da en una etapa extendida en el tiempo, y varía apenas en una mínima diferencia cuantitativa (Di Cesare, 2011).…”
Section: Discussion
unclassified“…De esta manera, la doble carga (i.e. simultánea importancia de causas de muerte por enfermedades transmisibles y no transmisibles) que enfrentan los países latinoamericanos viene de las desigualdades sociales y territoriales introducidas por la urbanización, el origen étnico, de género y clase social (Curto, 1993;Marinho et al, 2013).…”
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“…The majority of the studies in the region dealing with the relationship between educational attainment and adult mortality are subsumed in a wider set of investigations studying socioeconomic differentials in adult mortality levels. In these studies, the variable education is included in a broader set of socioeconomic variables, and their focus is on the relationship between adult mortality and economic development (Curto de Casas, 1993;Orihuela-Egoavil, 1993;Rosero-Bixby, 1994;Grushka, 1995;Cerqueira and Paes Antunes, 1998;Duarte et al, 2002;Messias, 2003;Ishitani et al, 2006;Diez Roux et al, 2007;Belon et al, 2008). With few exceptions, these studies are based on indirect approaches, where deaths are compiled at a specific ecological level (states, municipalities or census tracts of residence of the deceased person), and then deaths and the population for each geographical area are allocated as a unit to one of several educational groups, on the basis of an educational index for this geographical area.…”
Section: Previous Research On Adult Mortality In Latin America
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“…When studying urban-rural mortality differentials during the 20 th century, cities seems to be consistently favoured. This is because the evolution of living conditions in the region has been unequal across geographical lines (Curto 1993;Prata 1992). A high concentration of goods and services in citiesespecially the capitalshas left rural areas behind (Jones and Carbridge 2010;Preston 1979;Schkolnik and Chackiel 1997).…”
Section: Introduction
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“…Susana Curto (1993), por ejemplo, identifica en su análisis sobre las inequidades geográficas, un quiebre en los perfiles epidemiológicos a lo interno de los países dado por el sesgo urbano: Latinoamérica no está dominada por enfermedades infecciosas y parasitarias, la presencia de éstas se encuentra focalizada en las áreas rurales pobres, así como la alta incidencia de causas externas en las áreas urbanas marginales (Curto, 1993). Para Di Cesare, esta superposición de perfiles de morbimortalidad se da en una etapa extendida en el tiempo, y varía apenas en una mínima diferencia cuantitativa (Di Cesare, 2011).…”
Section: Discussion
unclassified“…De esta manera, la doble carga (i.e. simultánea importancia de causas de muerte por enfermedades transmisibles y no transmisibles) que enfrentan los países latinoamericanos viene de las desigualdades sociales y territoriales introducidas por la urbanización, el origen étnico, de género y clase social (Curto, 1993;Marinho et al, 2013).…”
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“…The majority of the studies in the region dealing with the relationship between educational attainment and adult mortality are subsumed in a wider set of investigations studying socioeconomic differentials in adult mortality levels. In these studies, the variable education is included in a broader set of socioeconomic variables, and their focus is on the relationship between adult mortality and economic development (Curto de Casas, 1993;Orihuela-Egoavil, 1993;Rosero-Bixby, 1994;Grushka, 1995;Cerqueira and Paes Antunes, 1998;Duarte et al, 2002;Messias, 2003;Ishitani et al, 2006;Diez Roux et al, 2007;Belon et al, 2008). With few exceptions, these studies are based on indirect approaches, where deaths are compiled at a specific ecological level (states, municipalities or census tracts of residence of the deceased person), and then deaths and the population for each geographical area are allocated as a unit to one of several educational groups, on the basis of an educational index for this geographical area.…”
Section: Previous Research On Adult Mortality In Latin America
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“…When studying urban-rural mortality differentials during the 20 th century, cities seems to be consistently favoured. This is because the evolution of living conditions in the region has been unequal across geographical lines (Curto 1993;Prata 1992). A high concentration of goods and services in citiesespecially the capitalshas left rural areas behind (Jones and Carbridge 2010;Preston 1979;Schkolnik and Chackiel 1997).…”
Section: Introduction
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