Emma Zang, Poh Lin Tan, Philip J Cook
Sibling Spillovers: Having an Academically Successful Older Sibling May be More Important for Children in Disadvantaged Families
AJS; American journal of sociology
diverging death risks associated wide range social factors including education income also economic noneconomic resources aim study assess association mortality risks four types resources economic social cultural person capital used data 2952 participants disparities netherlands survey annual mortality data statistics netherlands period 2014 2021 economic capital measured education income occupation home equity liquid assets social capital measured strength social ties size core discussion network access people resourceful positions cultural capital lifestyle digital skills mastery english person capital selfrated health impediments climbing stairs selfconfidence selfimage peoples appearance body mass index accommodate fact capital derived several indicators used partial least squares pls cox regression multiple regression higher economic cultural person capital associated lower mortality hazard ratio 077 95 confidence interval ci 065 090 077 064093 080 070092 adjusted capital measures sex finding economic cultural person capital associated lower mortality provides empirical support approach uses broad spectrum capital measures hitherto rarely included simultaneously epidemiological research order understand diverging death risks integrating sociological concepts cohort data epidemiological research methods study highlights need research interplay different forms resources shaping health inequalities designing public health interventions advocate adoption multidimensional capitalbased framework tackling social disparities mortality