Which factor, when combined with gender, was found to contribute to a higher mortality rate for women (Grann 2005)?

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The study found that in addition to gender, socio-economic status was a significant factor contributing to higher mortality rates for women. Women in lower socio-economic positions tend to have poorer access to healthcare and higher rates of poverty, which affects their overall health and mortality rates. Region of the world, respect for women, and political involvement and acceptance of women were not found to have a significant impact on mortality rates in the study.

Which Factor, When Combined with Gender, Was Found to Contribute