Potential reduction of absolute educational inequalities in all-cause mortality between low and high educated (in deaths per 100,000 person-years), best practice scenario, by risk factor, country and sex.

Notes: na: data not available.Median value of all populations included in the analysis.*Economically inactive include unemployed (England/Wales and Finland is reference country for men and women respectively). Sweden is reference of countries with unemployed included in the active, both among men and women.M = men, W = women.Normal font style: reduction of mortality rate difference between low and high educated by 0–19 deaths per 100,000.Bold font style: reduction of mortality rate difference between low and high educated by 20–79 deaths per 100,000.Bold italic font style: reduction of mortality rate difference between low and high educated by at least 80 deaths per 100,000.Potential reduction of absolute educational inequalities in all-cause mortality between low and high educated (in deaths per 100,000 person-years), best practice scenario, by risk factor, country and sex.