An investigation into the effects of family and personal history upon the rates of mortality experienced in various classes of life assurance risks : with special reference to tuberculosis / by Edward A. Rusher and Charles William Kenchington.

  • Rusher, Edward A.
Date:
1913
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Credit: An investigation into the effects of family and personal history upon the rates of mortality experienced in various classes of life assurance risks : with special reference to tuberculosis / by Edward A. Rusher and Charles William Kenchington. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    Summary of Data. To assist in forming some idea of the weight to he attached to the observations, Tables I to VII. giving a general summary of the data, are here set out. Table I. Summary of Bata. Whole-Life A ssuranccs. Maks. Group (1) Entrants Deaths (5) Average duration ! during period of observation (>>) Survivors (2) New Entrants (3) Total (4) A0 to Ajo ••• 3,534 6,369 9,903 1,434 891 AJ3 65 751 816 79 7-73 A14 and A25 533 1,917 2,450 343 8T1 A + other cause... 326 62(1 947 201 958 B 938 736 1,674 509 9-88 C 16 147 163 15 5-34 D 233 1,666 1,899 440 7-00 E 1,311 1,856 3,167 762 9-21 F 358 332 690 262 870 G 160 214 374 147 8-22 Total... 7,474 14,609 22,083 4,192 8*71 Table II Summary of Data. Endowment Assurances. Males. Group m Entrants Deaths (5) . Average duration during period of observation (6) Survivors (2) New Entrants (3) Total (4) A0 to A12 7,393 48,372 55,765 2,424 7-36 A] 3 86 2,855 2,941 102 4-70 At4 and A15 790 7,918 8,708 450 600 A + other cause... 703 3,112 3,815 297 9-52 B 1,359 3,401 4,760 368 8-06 C 17 542 559 26 532 13 139 3,087 3,226 292 662 E 1,513 8,159 9,672 640 7-01 F 391 637 1,028 138 793 G 67 245 312 51 662