Česky
JOSEF DOLEJŠ
Email:
djosef@post.cz
List of publications
Introduction
Decrease of total radioactivity along with time
Decrease of postnatal mortality along with age
Individual development versus population heterogeneity
Model of congenital individual risks
Other examples
Mortality spectrum in 5 countries and all graphs
Mortality levels in 5 countries and all charts
Estimation of congenital defects
Points of time axis
Mortality rate in hours after birth
General trends of postnatal mortality in Europe
DECLINE OF POSTNATAL MORTALITY ALONG WITH AGE
Postnatal mortality declines with the first or with the second power of age.
This decline continues minimally till the age of 10.
Mortality rate declines for all particular diseases
except malignant neoplasms minimally from the first year of life.
The regression straight lines
within the log-log scale are practically identical with the straight lines with the slope -1 or -2 drawn through the point of the age category 1-2 years.
Model of congenital individual risks
explains the mortality decline as the result of population heterogeneity. Data comes from
WHO
and
CDC.
All results can be easy recalculated. According to the model of congenital individual risks,
minimally 90%
of deaths could be from the fragile subpopulation within the age interval 0-10 years. Congenital defects were also identified as a cause of death in the case of
infectious diseases
occurring before the age of 10. The mortality rate from
malignant neoplasms is not age-dependent
within the age interval 1-25 years. According to the model of congenital individual risks , there are
no individuals with high individual risk
whose dying off would cause mortality decline, as is the case of congenital defects and all other diseases after the first month of life.
(The same chart is in the semi-logarithmic scale
here).