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The state of the world's health: Global Burden Of Disease 2015

The state of the world's health: Global Burden Of Disease 2015
The state of the world's health: Global Burden Of Disease 2015
This week, The Lancet publishes a wide-ranging report assessing the state of the world's health.Overall, 1,870 experts from 127 countries have combined their efforts to produce the Global Burden of Disease, Injuries, and Risk Factors 2015 study collaboration.Global health comes under unprecedented scrutiny.Global health comes under unprecedented scrutiny.






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Lancet Global Burden of Disease Highlights Back Pain

Lancet Global Burden of Disease Highlights Back Pain
Lancet Global Burden of Disease Highlights Back Pain
The things that make us low-level miserable are now more likely to be simple aches and pains, rather than frightening, communicable diseases like diarrhea.That's encouraging, but it's still a little sad.People all over the world increasingly live long, great lives, only to spend their golden years slathered in IcyHot.Even when you include poor and middle-income countries, low back and neck pain went from ranking 12 th as a cause of DALYs globally in 1990 to ranking fourth in 2015, the most recent year.


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Global Burden of Disease study 2015 assesses the state of the world's health

Global Burden of Disease study 2015 assesses the state of the world's health
Global Burden of Disease study 2015 assesses the state of the world's health
Today, The Lancet publishes the most up-to-date analysis on the state of the world's health to equip governments and donors with evidence to identify national health challenges and priorities for intervention.This massive effort brings together 1870 independent experts in 127 countries and territories as part of the Global Burden of Disease, Injuries, and Risk Factors (GBD) 2015 study collaboration, published in one special issue.New estimates reveal the key drivers of ill health, disability, and death in individual countries.Globally, people's health is improving, but progress has been far from universal, highlighting areas where improvements must be made.


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