… the spatial development of the late stages of epidemiological transition in developed countries.
… east) suggests that, as the epidemiological transition progressed to its later stages during …

… developing countries or the historical experience of developed countries to the current
experience of the world's … is limited to a few developing countries or subnational populations with …

… , the effects on the health of man, the scenarios in developed world and in the developing …
that epidemiologic transition is a reality that is present with humanity. In the developing world …

… In his view, recent mortality declines in the developing world depended not on economic
development but on national and international programs of health service provision and …

… to a country’s level of economic development and its stage in the demographic transition. …
This has been described as a further epidemiological transition associated with an unnatural …

… presentation of the Epidemiologic Transition Theory, moving … development have been
formidable obstacles to timely and successful transition takeoff in much of the developing world…

… Many developed countries may be entering a fifth unnamed phase of the epidemiologic
transition but some of the developing world, especially SSA, are caught in between two or more …

… , accompanied by a linear rise in e x , unravels a compelling variation in advances found so
far in epidemiological transition witnessed by the developed nations, with similar matrices for …

… Our aim is to describe the epidemiological transition in the region. … The Americas are
going simultaneously through different stages of the epidemiological transition. In developed …

… Mortality rates in the developed world are no longer related to per capita economic growth,
but are related instead to the scale of income inequality in each society. This represents a …