Relation of economic change to Swedish health and social well-being, 1950-1980

Arts & Humanities

• Economic Change 100%
• Mortality 89%
• Well-being 82%
• Cardiovascular Disease 67%
• Health 62%
• Mortality Rate 52%
• Accidents 44%
• Cancer Mortality 42%
• Ischemic Heart Disease 39%
• Cause of Death 34%
• Homicide 28%
• Alcohol 26%
• Fat 26%
• Unemployment 25%
• Deterioration 24%
• Infancy 24%
• Second World War 24%
• Suicide 22%
• Pathology 20%
• Recession 19%
• Economic Growth 13%
• Causes 13%
• Income 13%
• Economics 12%

Social Sciences

• economic change 97%
• mortality 80%
• well-being 63%
• health 43%
• heart disease 34%
• cardiovascular disease 34%
• motor vehicle 27%
• due cause 25%
• accident 23%
• business failures 23%
• infant 22%
• tobacco consumption 19%
• cause of death 15%
• alcohol consumption 14%
• health risk 14%
• recession 13%
• World War II 13%
• pathology 13%
• suicide 12%
• homicide 12%
• cancer 12%
• unemployment 12%
• economic growth 11%
• economics 11%
• age group 11%
• income 9%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Economics 74%
• Mortality 48%
• Health 46%
• Motor Vehicles 29%
• Cerebrovascular Disorders 28%
• Accidents 25%
• Economic Recession 21%
• Cardiovascular Diseases 19%
• Economic Models 19%
• World War II 18%
• Economic Development 18%
• Homicide 16%
• Unemployment 16%
• Beverages 15%
• Population Health 14%
• Neoplasms 13%
• Tobacco Products 12%
• Suicide 12%
• Alcohol Drinking 12%
• Myocardial Ischemia 12%
• Income 11%
• Heart Diseases 11%
• Cause of Death 10%
• Fats 10%
• Fibrosis 10%
• Age Groups 9%
• Pathology 8%