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In 1990, nearly 1/4 of total global deaths were in children <5 years old

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by Jim Rose in development economics, health economics

Demographics of deaths are changing. In 1990, nearly 1/4 of total deaths were in children <5 years old. Today this is below 10%. Deaths in 70+ year group growing.

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