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12-2-2004 Study Links Unemployment to Suicide, Early Death
Men and women who've ever dealt with unemployment may have a heightened risk of dying early, particularly from suicide and injuries, a Swedish study suggests.
Among more than 20,600 men and women in a long-running study of twins, those who at the outset said they had ever been unemployed were more likely than their consistently working peers to die over the next 10 to 24 years.
Voss and her colleagues conclude that a lack of work may have "an important impact on mental health."
"Unemployment," they write, "may cause a deterioration of economic situation, downgrading of social status, broken social relations, changed risk behaviors, impaired psychological well-being, and depression, consequences that may develop into severe illness."
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as the resident P&N Elitists jump up and down in the streets celebrating.
Now they know they will not have to put up with me all that long afterall.
Men and women who've ever dealt with unemployment may have a heightened risk of dying early, particularly from suicide and injuries, a Swedish study suggests.
Among more than 20,600 men and women in a long-running study of twins, those who at the outset said they had ever been unemployed were more likely than their consistently working peers to die over the next 10 to 24 years.
Voss and her colleagues conclude that a lack of work may have "an important impact on mental health."
"Unemployment," they write, "may cause a deterioration of economic situation, downgrading of social status, broken social relations, changed risk behaviors, impaired psychological well-being, and depression, consequences that may develop into severe illness."
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as the resident P&N Elitists jump up and down in the streets celebrating.
Now they know they will not have to put up with me all that long afterall.
