Figure 1. Survival curves for non-cardiovascular chronic disease mortality by neighbourhood socioeconomic quintiles for 485 coronary artery disease patients after 13.3 years follow-up time.

Quintiles of A) education, B) unemployment, and C) median family income are relative to 469 neighbourhoods in the province of British Columbia mapped from the Human Early Learning Partnership mapping project, with neighbourhood socioeconomic data derived from Statistics Canada 2001 census. Higher scores represent increasing deprivation or disadvantage. Survival curves are derived from Cox regression survival analyses with adjustment for age, sex, body mass index, diabetes, smoking history, and alcohol consumption.