Appendix Table A
Cohort members and person years at risk (PYAR), by sex and selected socioeconomic status characteristics at baseline, Canada, 1991 to 2003
Appendix Table A
Cohort members and person years at risk (PYAR), by socioeconomic characteristics and sex at baseline, Canada, 1991 to 2003
Table summary
This table displays the results of Cohort members and person years at risk (PYAR) Cohort members and PYAR (appearing as column headers).
Cohort members
PYAR
Men
1,358,226
18,969,038
Educational attainment
Less than secondary graduation
474,860
6,249,271
Secondary graduation
510,401
7,319,210
At least some postsecondary
168,324
2,457,724
University degree
204,641
2,942,833
Income adequacy quintile
Q1 (lowest)
197,324
2,555,443
Q2
260,751
3,500,066
Q3
287,736
4,077,332
Q4
302,556
4,359,268
Q5 (highest)
309,859
4,476,874
Occupation
Managerial
158,928
2,622,613
Professional
145,983
1,847,991
Skilled/Technical/Supervisory
391,552
5,761,416
Semi-skilled
303,341
4,453,548
Unskilled
115,461
1,671,041
No occupation
242,961
2,616,185
Women
1,376,609
4,672,898
Educational attainment
Less than secondary graduation
478,504
1,974,926
Secondary graduation
483,962
1,480,166
At least some postsecondary
253,026
795,804
University degree
161,117
422,002
Income adequacy quintile
Q1 (lowest)
273,000
742,257
Q2
270,260
729,758
Q3
277,639
855,824
Q4
278,215
1,030,062
Q5 (highest)
277,495
1,314,997
Occupation
Managerial
65,792
242,640
Professional
160,279
540,116
Skilled/Technical/Supervisory
260,053
907,484
Semi-skilled
360,574
1,278,859
Unskilled
100,597
420,082
No occupation
429,314
1,283,717
Source: 1991 Canadian Census Cohort: mortality and cancer follow-up.
