Child survival: Physical vulnerability and resilience in adversity in the European past and the contemporary Third World

Child survival: Physical vulnerability and resilience in adversity in the European past and the contemporary Third World

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• Social Science & Medicine [ 0277-9536 ] ; 1996.

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  • Adult mortality, African countries, Bangladesh, Behavioural determinants, Biological parents, Biomedical research, Caldwell, Canberra, Cantrelle, Capita income, Century data, Child health, Child mortality, Child mortality declines, Child movements, Child survival, Child vulnerability, Childhood mortality, Clarendon, Clarendon press, Costa rica, Demography program, Determinant, Development review, Disease treatment, Educational impact, Educational level, Eighteenth century, European child mortality, Extra care, Family planning, Famine, Female autonomy, Female education, Female mortality, First decades, First year, Good health, Great deal, Great leap, Greater education, Health care, Health services, Health system, Health transition, High level, High levels, High mortality, Higher child mortality, Historic europe, Historic record, Historic west, Historical demography, Immune systems, Infant, Infant deaths, Infant mortality, Infant mortality rate, Infectious disease, Infectious diseases, Lanka, Large degree, Large extent, Life expectancy, Lower mortality, Lowest child mortality, Male mortality, Maternal education, Minor illnesses, Modern medicine, Modern science, Mortality, Mortality decline, Mortality differentials, Neonatal mortality, Neonatal tetanus, Northern england, Older children, Older sisters, Parental care, Poor countries, Population studies, Princeton university press, Research project, Resilience, Respiratory diseases, Rural area, Rural bangladesh, Second half, Second world, Small family, Social change, Social science, Third world, Toddler, Toddler mortality, Traditional medicine, Walle, West africa, Western education, Whole society, World countries, World societies, Young children.

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