| Louis Israel Dublin - Cancer - 1916 - 22 pages
...before us, it is necessary to refer to a few basic figures. The accompanying tables are constructed from the experience of the Industrial Department of -the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. They are valuable because of their intrinsic accuracy, a quality which most cancer rates, unfortunately,... | |
| Hygiene, Sexual - 1921 - 528 pages
...CAUSES IN THE UNITED STATES IN 19191 1 Based on Table II, page 88, Mortality Statistics, 191 9. (10) In the experience of the Industrial Department of...100,000. The combined rate increased regularly from 11 .0 in 1911 to 16.6 in 1917, this increase being registered not so much because of the increased... | |
| Cancer - 1921 - 402 pages
...the work is very heavy, while in the winter and summer, especially in winter, the work is very light. The experience of the Industrial Department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (13) discloses that cancer causes the following percentage of total deaths for the following occupations:... | |
| Maurice Fishberg - 1922 - 978 pages
...comparison between the mortality rates from pulmonary tuberculosis in twenty-four Registration States and the experience of the Industrial Department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Metropolitan Twenty-four Life Iesuranec Registration Company. States. Industrial. 1914 123 185 1915... | |
| Political science - 1925 - 766 pages
...information on the control of other occupational poisonings. Only four deaths from this cause were reported in the experience of the Industrial Department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in 1924. For this reason it seemed hardly worthwhile to develop the historical statistics for these... | |
| Political science - 1925 - 224 pages
...information on the control of other occupational poisonings. Only four deaths from this cause were reported in the experience of the Industrial Department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in 1924. For this reason it seemed hardly worthwhile to develop the historical statistics for these... | |
| Warren Benjamin Catlin - Labor - 1926 - 682 pages
...the class of casual laborers in the United Kingdom is said to be about one-half that of clergymen.4 The experience of the industrial department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company indicates that the mortality of occupied males for all ages above fifteen is considerably higher than... | |
| Labor - 1926 - 1448 pages
...utilize insurance experience data which are more or less affected by selection, it may be stated that in the experience of the industrial department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for 1911-1913, 9 the proportionate mortality from Bright's disease for compositors and printers... | |
| 1927 - 180 pages
...utilize insurance experience data which are more or less affected by selection, it may be stated that in the experience of the industrial department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. for 191 1-1913, 9 the proportionate mortality from Bright's disease for compositors and printers... | |
| Metropolitan Life Insurance Company - Life insurance - 1925 - 812 pages
...with about three per cent, of all the deaths from this cause in the general population of the country. In the experience of the Industrial Department of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, in which almost two millions of young people at these ages are insured, the trend of suicides since... | |
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