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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    Tables XI and XII give the summary results tor years of assurance 0 to 4 and 5 to 9 for male and female lives respectively. Table XI. Family History of Tuberculosis. Combined Experience A0 to A12. Comparison of Actual Deaths with those Expected according to 0lM1 Table. First 10 years of assurance. (a). Whole-Life Assurances. Males. Years of Assurance 0-4 5-9 0-9 Ages • at Expected Actual Per- Expected Actual Per- Expected Actual Per- Entry Deaths Deaths centage Deaths Deaths centage Deaths Deaths centage (1) (2) («) (4) (5) (<■•) (7) (8) (9) (10) -37 66-8 108 161-7 100-7 108 107-2 167-5 216 129-0 38-52 118-5 156 131-6 1650 168 101-8 283-5 324 114-3 53-62 22-3 19 85-2 28-0 27 96-4 50 3 46 91-5 Total. 207-6 283 136-3 293-7 303 103-2 501-3 586 116-9 (b). Endovment Assurances. M, dies. -37 790-9 651 82-3 839-5 571 68-0 1630-4 1222 75-0 38-52 3310 217 65-6 393-9 241 61-2 724-9 458 63-2 Total 1121-9 868 77-4 1233-4 812 65-8 2355 3 1680 71-3 13