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Drinking habits and disability retirement

Addiction, 2012
AbstractAimsTo examine associations between drinking habits and disability retirement, and to determine whether the associations differ between all‐cause disability retirement and the main causes of disability retirement, i.e. musculoskeletal diseases and mental disorders.DesignA prospective cohort study with a mean follow‐up time of 8 years ...
Salonsalmi Aino Emilia, Lahelma Eero, Laaksonen Mikko, Rahkonen Ossi, Salonsalmi Aino Emilia, Lahelma Eero, Laaksonen Mikko, Rahkonen Ossi   +7 more
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Economic difficulties and subsequent disability retirement

Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2015
Background: This study examined whether economic difficulties are associated with subsequent disability retirement while controlling for covariates. Methods: Survey data among middle-aged employees of the City of Helsinki in 2000–2002 were linked with the Finnish Centre for Pensions register data on all-cause disability retirement among women ( n=4816)
Lahelma Eero, Rahkonen Ossi, Lallukka Tea, Lahelma Eero, Rahkonen Ossi, Lallukka Tea   +5 more
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Noise Sensitivity and Disability Retirement

Journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine, 2013
To analyze whether noise sensitivity increases the risk of disability pension (DP).Questionnaire data of a sample of 706 Finnish twin individuals (age range, 31 to 65 years) with record linkage to information on DP during 16 years of follow-up were analyzed using individual and pairwise Cox proportional hazards models.Noise sensitivity increased the ...
Marja, Heinonen-Guzejev, Markku, Koskenvuo, Karri, Silventoinen, Helena, Mussalo-Rauhamaa, Heikki S, Vuorinen, Kauko, Heikkilä, Jaakko, Kaprio   +6 more
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Optimal Retirement and Disability Benefits with Audit

FinanzArchiv, 2004
This paper studies the design of retirement and disability policies when individuals differ in both productivity and health. The second-best solution implies (downward) distortions in the (per-period) labor supply and in the choice of retirement age for some individuals, and lesser redistribution towards workers with poor health and low productivity ...
Cremer, Helmuth, Lozachmeur, Jean-Marie, Pestieau, Pierre   +2 more
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