The Epidemiological Transition: Policy and Planning Implications for Developing Countries (1993)
Chapter: CONTENTS
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SHIFTS IN THE STRUCTURE OF POPULATION AND DEATHS IN LESS DEVELOPED REGIONS |
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MORTALITY BY CAUSE, 1970 TO 2015 |
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CHILDHOOD PRECURSORS OF ADULT MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH PROGRAMS |
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PROJECTING MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DURING ADULTHOOD |
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HEALTH INDICES AS A GUIDE TO HEALTH SECTOR PLANNING: A DEMOGRAPHIC CRITIQUE |
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HEALTH POLICY ISSUES IN THREE LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES: IMPLICATIONS OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRANSITION |
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GOALS OF THE WORLD SUMMIT FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH POLICY IN THE 1990s |
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DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIC RESPONSES TO THE DEMOGRAPHIC-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRANSITION—AN INITIAL INQUIRY |
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HEALTH, GOVERNMENT, AND THE POOR: THE CASE FOR THE PRIVATE SECTOR |
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ROLES OF WOMEN, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES IN PREVENTING ILLNESS AND PROVIDING HEALTH SERVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES |
