Can the millennium development goals be attained?: Fig 1
BMJPublished 12 August 2004Open access
Andy Haines, Andrew Cassels
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To achieve the UN's goals worldwide, less developed countries need to address weaknesses in health systems and policy makers need to look beyond aggregate national figures to inequalities in outcomes
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