Table 1

(B) All cause mortality levels and trends, women aged 55–69 and 80–89, centralised birth cohorts 1895–1910, by country

Country	Mortality rate (× 10000) by centralised birth cohort				Relative change in mortality rate between subsequent centralised birth cohorts (%)
Country	1895	1900	1905	1910	1895–1900	1900–1905	1905–1910
Aged 55–69
Denmark	143.52	134.82	124.80	118.72	−6.06	−7.43	−4.88
England and Wales	152.94	144.10	136.86	132.50	−5.78	−5.02	−3.19
Finland	175.06	166.49	146.57	128.21	−4.90	−11.96	−12.53
France	144.73	131.19	119.31	106.29	−9.35	−9.05	−10.91
Netherlands	129.23	118.69	111.83	102.14	−8.16	−5.78	−8.67
Norway	121.47	114.11	106.87	98.75	−6.06	−6.35	−7.60
Sweden	134.22	120.12	109.01	100.25	−10.50	−9.25	−8.03
Aged 80–89
Denmark	1098.45	1064.71	1037.78	1003.58	−3.07	−2.53	−3.30
England and Wales	1218.97	1104.13	1010.94	981.43	−9.42	−8.44	−2.92
Finland	1263.72	1213.57	1183.91	1095.07	−3.97	−2.44	−7.50
France	1146.66	1039.61	919.98	837.24	−9.34	−11.51	−8.99
Netherlands	1076.92	1017.34	1003.29	982.93	−5.53	−1.38	−2.03
Norway	1119.08	1065.37	1033.13	982.27	−4.80	−3.03	−4.92
Sweden	1131.19	1059.75	982.29	931.49	−6.32	−7.31	−5.17