The health of adult Britain 1841-1994: vol 2 chapters 15-27. Reviews specific major categories of diseases, the elderly and changes in health generally in the most recent 10 years

By:

Charlton, J

Contributor(s):

Murphy, M. (eds)

Series: Decennial supplement no.13Publication details: London Stationery OfficeDescription: 254ISBN:

0116916966

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Summary: Covering all the available sources of health data, this work comprises two volumes that chart the changes in the health of the British population between 1841 and 1994. It describes and proposes explanation for the substantial changes that have been observed. This volume covers diseases of particular organ systems and mortality/morbidity in selected population groups.

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Covering all the available sources of health data, this work comprises two volumes that chart the changes in the health of the British population between 1841 and 1994. It describes and proposes explanation for the substantial changes that have been observed. This volume covers diseases of particular organ systems and mortality/morbidity in selected population groups.

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