WHO's world health report 2003
BMJPublished 29 January 2004
Ayesha Amarasinghe
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The World Health Organization in its World Health Report 2003 depicts graphically, in table 1.2, that the leading cause of disease burden is cancer, and that it is increasing with age and disability.
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EDITOR—The World Health Organization in its World Health Report 2003 depicts graphically, in table 1.2, that the leading cause of disease burden …
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Economics, Econometrics and FinanceBusiness, Management and Accounting
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