PIDS - Philippine Institute for Development Studies

Date Published:

Jun 01, 1995

Category:

Discussion Papers

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Author(s):

Sarol, Jesus

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Code:

DP 1995-19

This paper deals with the epidemiological trends and incidence of selected leading diseases in the country. Mortality rates and morbidity rates are investigated. It also offers recommendations for future policies and programs.

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