World population and health in transition
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Auteurs : Veena Soni Raleigh [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- BMJ [ 0959-8138 ] ; 1999-10-09.
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- Annual increments, Birth rates, Consumption patterns, Demographic change, Demographic transition, East asia, Environmental implications, First essay, Future course, Future parents, General assembly, Global progress, High fertility, Individual fertility, International conference, International development, Largest increases, Latin america, Life expectancy, Poor countries, Population ageing, Population debate, Population growth, Population policies, Population policy, Previous generations, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Special session, Substantial growth, West asia, World health report, World population, Young people.
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- Annual increments, Birth rates, Consumption patterns, Demographic change, Demographic transition, East asia, Environmental implications, First essay, Future course, Future parents, General assembly, Global progress, High fertility, Individual fertility, International conference, International development, Largest increases, Latin america, Life expectancy, Poor countries, Population ageing, Population debate, Population growth, Population policies, Population policy, Previous generations, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Special session, Substantial growth, West asia, World health report, World population, Young people.
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DOI: 10.1136/bmj.319.7215.981
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