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Research Article

Health and lifespan of Swiss men born in an alpine region in 1905–1907

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Pages 339-359 | Received 03 Sep 2021, Accepted 08 Jul 2022, Published online: 25 Jul 2022

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Figure 1. A) Topographical map of the Canton of Glarus(source: www.geo.gl.ch). B) Municipalities, regions, and share of industrial workers in 1920. The polygons represent the 29 municipalities coloured in grey scales according to the four main regions (Lower Main Valley, Upper Main Valley, Linthal valley, and Sernftal valley). The circles represent the main places of the municipalities, and their size is proportional to the population size in the 1920 census (min = 219, max = 5027). The colours of the circles indicate the share of industrial workers (in tertiles) in 1920.

Figure 1. A) Topographical map of the Canton of Glarus(source: www.geo.gl.ch). B) Municipalities, regions, and share of industrial workers in 1920. The polygons represent the 29 municipalities coloured in grey scales according to the four main regions (Lower Main Valley, Upper Main Valley, Linthal valley, and Sernftal valley). The circles represent the main places of the municipalities, and their size is proportional to the population size in the 1920 census (min = 219, max = 5027). The colours of the circles indicate the share of industrial workers (in tertiles) in 1920.

Table 1. Descriptive statistics categorical variables. A) Full sample; B) Only citizens of the Canton of Glarus (GL) (as only these people can be linked to the genealogical register).

Table 2. Descriptive statistics numerical variables (histograms displayed in Appendix Figure S3). GL = Canton of Glarus.

Figure 2. Coefficient plots visualising the results of the OLS regressions explaining A) mean height and B) mean estimated BMI. The error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals. GL = Canton of Glarus. Full results: See Appendix. Table S2

Figure 2. Coefficient plots visualising the results of the OLS regressions explaining A) mean height and B) mean estimated BMI. The error bars indicate 95% confidence intervals. GL = Canton of Glarus. Full results: See Appendix. Table S2

Figure 3. Kaplan Meier curves for survival probabilities showing the results of the multivariable Cox proportional hazards regression models for categorised height (A) and estimated BMI (B). Full results are presented in Appendix. Table S3

Figure 3. Kaplan Meier curves for survival probabilities showing the results of the multivariable Cox proportional hazards regression models for categorised height (A) and estimated BMI (B). Full results are presented in Appendix. Table S3

Figure 4. Results from the GAM models explaining variance in lifespan. Only the effect of the smoothed terms height (A) and estimated BMI (B) are shown in the plots, the full results (including HISCLASS, region, fitness to serve, age, and goitre status) can be found in Appendix Table S4. Grey areas indicate 95% confidence intervals.

Figure 4. Results from the GAM models explaining variance in lifespan. Only the effect of the smoothed terms height (A) and estimated BMI (B) are shown in the plots, the full results (including HISCLASS, region, fitness to serve, age, and goitre status) can be found in Appendix Table S4. Grey areas indicate 95% confidence intervals.
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