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Family Life Survey 2009-2012, Third Wave

Mexico, 2009 - 2012
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MEX_2009_ENNViH-3_v01_M
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Iberoamerican University (UIA), Center for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE)
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SPECIFY FATHER CHRONIC ILLNESS (tp16p_2)

Data file: iiib_tp

Overview

Valid: 4964
Invalid: 19963
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 88
Type: Continuous
Decimal: 0
Start: 129
End: 130
Width: 2
Range: 1 - 88
Format: Numeric

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Categories
Value Category Cases
1 Diabetes 1613
32.6%
2 Respiratory diseases 439
8.9%
3 Heart Diseases 367
7.4%
4 Blood pressure problems 544
11%
5 Joint problems 200
4%
6 Cancer 387
7.8%
7 Eyesight problems 177
3.6%
8 Hearing problems 150
3%
9 Liver diseases 176
3.6%
10 Alcoholism 62
1.3%
11 Stroke 86
1.7%
12 Kidney diseases 85
1.7%
13 Ulcer 49
1%
14 Problems in the bone system (fractures, osteoporosis) 80
1.6%
15 Paralysis and disability 61
1.2%
16 Pain in general 0
0%
17 Stomach / gastritis / colitis 61
1.2%
18 Hernia 13
0.3%
19 Cholesterol / atherosclerosis 36
0.7%
20 Tumor / cyst 25
0.5%
21 Nervousness 54
1.1%
22 Vesicle 12
0.2%
23 Epilepsy and seizures 24
0.5%
24 Alzheimer 9
0.2%
25 Prostate / testicles 55
1.1%
26 Skin 11
0.2%
27 Blood diseases 3
0.1%
28 Pancreas 2
0%
29 Sinusitis 4
0.1%
30 HIV / AIDS 4
0.1%
31 Thyroid 7
0.1%
32 Allergies 2
0%
33 Poor circulation / clots 10
0.2%
34 Memory loss 4
0.1%
35 Hemorrhoids 5
0.1%
37 Dropsy / fluid retention 9
0.2%
38 Obesity / overweight 2
0%
40 Appendicitis 2
0%
42 Anemia 8
0.2%
43 Sleep disorders 1
0%
44 Tetanus 1
0%
45 Malaria 3
0.1%
46 Head/ Brain 28
0.6%
50 Senile dementia 0
0%
51 Tuberculosis 0
0%
52 Menopause 0
0%
53 Chickenpox / rubella / mumps 0
0%
54 Hypothermia 0
0%
55 Vertigo / dizziness 0
0%
56 Mental Illness 0
0%
88 Does not specify 75
1.5%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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