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Forum: Adult mortality

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Strong, Michael A
Warren, Kenneth S
Sethapongkul, Supamas

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Health Transition Centre, National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, The Australian National University

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The World Bank's publication, 'The Health of Adults in the Developing World', edited by Feachem, Kjellstrom, Murray, Over and Phillips, is both a response to concerns that adult mortality has been receiving insufficient attention and a challenge to governments, public-health workers and researchers. We present some different perspectives.

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