わが国の産業別死亡率の衛生統計学的研究

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Considering the general influences of the industrial societies towards the daily life of workers and their families in Japan, the observation and analysis of the mortality with industry is important to elucidate the socio-economic factors to death that is the final result of the health status. From a practical viewpoint this is also useful to administrate the health protection and promotion for the workers. The census data and the vital statistics in 1960, 1965, 1970 and 1975 are used to calculate the standardized mortality ratios (SMRs) by industry and by cause of death. The high SMRs of any causes are observed in both male and female of mining and electricity, gas, water and steam industry. Those of malignant tumors in government services and those of suicide in agriculture are considered due to the socio-economic factors. The high SMRs of accidents in primary industry, mining, construction, transport and communication, and electricity, gas, water and steam industry are considered due to primary characteristics of these industries. Mortality analysis from occupational and industrial viewpoints is essential to our society and to be much improved in the near future.
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