Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world

Trends in child mortality disparities show that within country inequities have remained constant in some countries and worsened in most of the other ones. Only three countries, with relatively small populations which comprise less than 2 per cent of our sample, were able to achieve both a reduction...

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Published: Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research 2004-04-01
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spelling doaj-f109b7cdc7a541e9940bf5c0909dd5812020-11-24T23:59:35ZengMax Planck Institute for Demographic ResearchDemographic Research1435-98712004-04-01Special collection 213Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing worldTrends in child mortality disparities show that within country inequities have remained constant in some countries and worsened in most of the other ones. Only three countries, with relatively small populations which comprise less than 2 per cent of our sample, were able to achieve both a reduction in disparity and improvements (or no decline) in national average U5MR. The evolution of nutrition and DPT3 immunisation seems more promising.http://www.demographic-research.org/special/2/13/developing countriessocioeconomic
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title Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
spellingShingle Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
Demographic Research
developing countries
socioeconomic
title_short Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
title_full Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
title_fullStr Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
title_full_unstemmed Socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
title_sort socio-economic inequalities in mortality and health in the developing world
publisher Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
series Demographic Research
issn 1435-9871
publishDate 2004-04-01
description Trends in child mortality disparities show that within country inequities have remained constant in some countries and worsened in most of the other ones. Only three countries, with relatively small populations which comprise less than 2 per cent of our sample, were able to achieve both a reduction in disparity and improvements (or no decline) in national average U5MR. The evolution of nutrition and DPT3 immunisation seems more promising.
topic developing countries
socioeconomic
url http://www.demographic-research.org/special/2/13/
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