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Environmental Determinants of Child Mortality in Kenya,0 million infants and children under five years of age die each year, with large variations in under-five mortality rates across regions and countries (WHO 2004). In many low-income countries, 10–20 per cent of children die before reaching five years (Moser et al. 2005).

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Health Inequality and Development: Achieving Better Health in Developing Countries,creased significantly across countries. On average people now live longer and healthier than even 50 years ago. Life expectancy improved globally from a lowly 48 years in 1955 to 68 years by 2005, and for a number of countries it currently exceeds 80 years (WHO 1996; UNDP 2007). This substantial inc

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Measurement and Explanation of Inequality in Health and Health Care in Low-Income Settings,fficiency (MacLachlan and Maynard 1982). Whether this is justified or not can be debated but, even if health equity is not given primary importance, it is certainly a goal that attracts strong support in many countries. This is beginning to be reflected in academic research. Recent decades have witn

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