Fig 1.
The direct and indirect effect of early-life conditions on later-life health.
Fig 2.
The direct and indirect effect of early-life conditions on life-course trajectories.
Table 1.
Estimated linear and logistic regression coefficients (standard errors in parentheses of SES and Health at 10 (early-life conditions) on three measures of health and mediating effect of life course trajectories and education.
Women. (N = 6,221).
Table 2.
Estimated linear and logistic regression coefficients (standard errors in parentheses) of SES and Health at 10 (early-life conditions) on three measures of health and mediating effect of life course trajectories and education.
Men. (N = 5,813).
Table 3.
Estimated multinomial regression coefficients (standard errors in parentheses) of SES and Health at 10 (early-life conditions) on clusters of life course trajectories and mediating effect of education.
Women. (N = 6,221).
Table 4.
Estimated multinomial regression coefficients (standard errors in parentheses) of SES and Health at 10 (early-life conditions) on clusters of life course trajectories and mediating effect of education.
Men. (N = 5,813).