Socioeconomic and health effects on mortality declines in developing countries

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• Socioeconomic Status, Psychosocial Factors and Health in Urban Guyana

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• A transição epidemiológica no Brasil

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• Predictors of simple diarrhoea in children under 5 years-A study of a sudanese rural community

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• International stratification and the health of women

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• The Epidemiologic Transition

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• The Epidemiologic Transition

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• Nutrition and national development

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• Population, Modernization, and Social Structure

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• Socioeconomic development and mortality levels in less developed countries

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• Mortality decline in Latin America

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• The state of health as a reflection of the level of development of a nation

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• Unemployment and health in the context of economic change

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• Anthropological and socio-medical health care research in developing countries

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• Differential Infant and Child Mortality in Costa Rica

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• Inequality of income, illiteracy and medical care as determinants of infant mortality in underdeveloped countries

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• Mortality in Latin America

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• Indications of Change in Developing Country Mortality Trends

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• Mortality Patterns in National Populations. With Special Reference to Recorded Causes of Death

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• Community-level determinants of infant and child mortality in peru

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