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Fig. 2 | International Journal for Equity in Health

Fig. 2

From: Are differential consumption patterns in health-related behaviours an explanation for persistent and widening social inequalities in health in England?

Fig. 2

Changes over time for the relationship between SEP and health-related behaviour for selected survey years. Notes: The values on the vertical axis give the relative risk (PR) of a respondent in the lowest versus the highest socio-economic group, engaging in a particular health-related behaviour (adjusting for gender). Reference groups for predictor variables are higher education, managerial and professional and highest income group. Reference groups for outcome variables are non-smoker, ≥5 portions of fruit and vegetables daily, ≤ 4 units (men) and ≤3 units (women) per day for alcohol consumption, ≥20 days of moderate physical activity for 30 min or more during the last 4 weeks

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