In all poor countries, malnutrition and infectious diseases are the
major biological processes leading to child deaths, but the social,
economic, and environmental determinants of the variations in these
conditions in different societies are poorly understood. This 1985
volume contains papers by specialists within the two separate
disciplines - demography and epidemiology - primarily concerned
with investigating such topics. The overriding objective is to
specify the many independent and proximate variables that determine
health status and to point out critical interrelationships. The
presentations are intended to promote vital policy-relevant
research in less-developed countries.
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