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Why developing countries must improve primary care

The changing burden of disease requires a better approach to keeping people healthy

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08 24, 2017
in Leaders

IN POOR countries people are living longer and healthier lives than ever. Since 2000 child mortality has fallen by almost half. The rate of new HIV/AIDS infections has dropped by 40%. About 7m deaths from malaria have been prevented.

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Why developing countries must improve primary care

The changing burden of disease requires a better approach to keeping people healthy

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