男子就業者における産業別死因別死亡率に関する衛生統計学的研究

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The comparative mortality figures (CMF) and the standardized mortality ratios (SMR) by industry by the cause of death among the male workers in 1955 in Japan were observed, and at this time two different death rates for standardization were employed: the first was the death rate of all the male population and the second was that of the male workers. As a result the values of the CMFs and those of the SMRs were found empirically to be very similar in both of two ways of standardization. Then the above-mentioned two kinds of the SMRs by industry by the cause of death among the male workers in 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970 and 1975 in Japan were calculated, and the secular trends of those two kinds of SMRs were observed. The upward trends of both SMRs in "mining" and "electricity, gas, water and steam industries", and the downward trends in "manufacturing", "wholesale and retail trade" were appeared. The hazardous effects to the health in certain industries were thought to become apparant by the use of the death rates of the workers.
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