Anthony Santagato's List: human rights

• early death is as strong today
• as it was a century ago, a study
• shows.

  • oh this goes against what other peope would though
• Despite major  changes in the c auses of  death   since the 1900s,  the association     between  deprivation   and mortality  remains "firmly entrenched", it found.
• Despite major changes in the causes of death since the 1900s, the association  between deprivation and mortality remains "firmly entrenched", it found.
• Despite major changes in the causes of death since the 1900s, the association  between deprivation and mortality remains "firmly entrenched", it found.
• auses of death  since the 1900s, the association   between deprivation  and mortality remains "firmly entrenched", it found.

• deprivation and mortality remains "firmly entrenched", it found.

   

  It is possible that the health effects of poverty have passed through the  generations, wrote Dr Ian Gregory in the

• compared that with data from 2001.

   

  His figures highlight the dramatic improvement seen in early deaths over the  past one hundred years.

   

  In the 1900s, 33% of deaths occurred in the under fives and only 13% occurred  over the age of 75 but a century later deaths

• 1900s compared with cancer, heart disease and stroke in 2001.

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• This is despite widescale reforms such as the introduction of the NHS and social  security in addition to large rises in standards of living and huge advances in  medicine,
• The unknown factor is what would have happened if we hadn't done anything -  could things have got much much worse - and I suspect they could have done.
• The unknown factor is what would have happened if we hadn't done anything

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• the graph also raises another troubling issue - after trillions of dollars in research the death from cancer has soared fro 8% of all deaths to 28% in industrialized nations such as England and most likely the US - Anthony Santagato on 2009-09-12
• checking to see if the function words - Anthony Santagato on 2009-09-12