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Contribution of lifestyle factors to sex differences in educational inequalities in life expectancy in selected European countries

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Fanny Janssen *
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Daniel Zazueta-Borboa
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Alison Sizer
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Nicolás Zengarini
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Pekka Martikainen
DOI:10.1016/j.annepidem.2026.110165delete
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• Males showed almost constantly higher educational inequalities in life expectancy than females. • Smoking and alcohol misuse contribute to the sex gap in educational inequalities in life expectancy. • Smoking leads to country differences in the sex gap in educational inequalities in life expectancy. • Alcohol determines trends in the sex gap in educational inequalities in life expectancy in Finland.
Keywords:
Socio-economic mortality inequalities
Sex differences
Lifestyle
Smoking
Alcohol use
Obesity
Trends
Cause-deletion life table calculations
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