When Ken Lee looked at 367,101 folks followed over 11 years, he found (in Table 12) that richer folks consistently died less. But for education, the trend wasn’t as consistent: Folks who graduate from high school die less than those who only start high school, those who graduate from college die even less, and those who have some grad school live even more.
School Death Puzzle
School Death Puzzle
School Death Puzzle
When Ken Lee looked at 367,101 folks followed over 11 years, he found (in Table 12) that richer folks consistently died less. But for education, the trend wasn’t as consistent: Folks who graduate from high school die less than those who only start high school, those who graduate from college die even less, and those who have some grad school live even more.
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