Living standard is related to microregional differences in XXXX characteristics in Central Europe: the Budapest Districts 8-12 Project.

@entity1 @entity988 @entity64 @entity101
OBJECTIVES: To test whether str oke features relate to living standard within one city by comparing 2 districts. METHODS: District-8 (D-8) ranks the last, whereas District-12 (D-12) is the second regarding personal monthly income of the 23 districts of Budapest, Hungary. @entity64 cases hospitalized in 2007 were identified by the database of the National Health Insurance Fund and postal codes for living address. Case certification was performed by personal visits to the general practitioners. Demographic data, risk factors and survival status in 2010 were analyzed using the anonymized database. RESULTS: Three-year case fatality was 36.6  % in D-8 and 31.5  % in D-12 (p  =  0.24). Of the fatal cases, @entity1 were more than 12  years younger in D-8 than in D-12 (69.2      13.3 vs. 82.4      9.2  years, p  <  0.001). @entity1 died younger than @entity1 in D-8 (69.2      13.3 vs. 75.2      12.4; p  =  0.036), but not in D-12 (82.4      9.2 vs. 81.9      7.3, p  =  0.8). Non-treated @entity101 , @entity988 , and smoking were significantly more prevalent in the poor district (p  <  0.01 for all). CONCLUSION: In national @entity64 programs of former Eastern Block countries, primary prevention should focus especially on male populations of less wealthy regions.
