File S1 - How Can Inequalities in Mortality Be Reduced? A Quantitative Analysis of 6 Risk Factors in 21 European Populations

File includes Tables S1–S12. Table S1: Characteristics of the mortality data. Table S2: Rate ratios (from the EURO-GBD-SE mortality data set) for the association between education and all-cause mortality. Table S3: Relative risks for the impact of risk factors on all-cause mortality. Table S4: Sources of prevalences. Table S5: Prevalences of smoking. Table S6: Prevalences of overweight. Table S7: Prevalences of physical inactivity. Table S8: Prevalences of social participation. Table S9: Prevalences of lower income quartiles. Table S10: Prevalences of economic inactivity. Table S11: Potential reduction (in %) of relative educational inequalities in all-cause mortality between low and high educated, upward levelling scenario, by risk factor, country and sex. Table S12: Potential reduction (in %) of relative educational inequalities in all-cause mortality between low and high educated, best practice scenario, by risk factor, country and sex. (DOCX)