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. 2019 Aug 22;106(1):40–49. doi: 10.1136/heartjnl-2019-315129

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Changes in absolute and relative educational inequalities in total cardiovascular disease mortality between 2000-2004 (period in which data became available for all populations) and 2010–2014, by population and gender, 35–79 years. Note: changes in relative inequalities (ratio measures) were calculated using the following formula where RII stands for Relative Index of Inequality: 100*(RII_2010-14-RII_2000- ₀₄)/(RII_2000-04 – 1). Changes in absolute inequalities (difference measures) were calculated using the following formula where SII stands for Slope Index of Inequality: 100* SII_2010-14-SII_2000-04)/(SII_2000-04).