… epidemiological transition, paired with the demographic transition and signaling other ongoing
transitions … In doing so, we place an emphasis on the challenges of this transition for low- …

… an epidemiological transition: populations appear to transition from … shifts might instead be
more related to differences in health-care access and quality. This result suggests that global …

… The epidemiologic transition describes a steady decline in … Evidence for a global
epidemiologic transition is often … Along with increased longevity, we have seen a global shift from …

… Evidence for the emergence of the epidemiologic transition … The objective of this review is
to study these shifts in pattern … year and almost half of the global burden of disease. In 1990, 47…

… The parallel processes of demographic and epidemiological transition are … of epidemiological
transition has received much less attention to adequately understand the major shifts in …

… ‘epidemiological transition (s) or epidemiologic transition(s) or demographic transition(s) or
health transition(s)’ and ‘… Omran postulated that ‘The shifts in health and disease patterns that …

… epidemiologic transition wasassociated with a rise in infectious diseases that accompanied
the NeolithicRevolution. The second epidemiologic transition involved the shift … global society…

… original “epidemiological transition” to describe the shift from … This shift occurred as a result
of higher standard of livings … This epidemiologic transition, according to Omran, occurred in …

… the original 1971 presentation of the Epidemiologic Transition Theory, moving from a three-…
During the transition, a long-term shift occurs in patterns of mortality, disease and survival …

… An important limitation of the standard regression approach used in the Global Burden of
Disease … 1 ) In children under 1 year, the epidemiologic transition produces a shift from Group 1 …