Selected article for: "long term and mortality morbidity"

Author: Huynen, Maud MTE; Martens, Pim; Hilderink, Henk BM
Title: The health impacts of globalisation: a conceptual framework
  • Document date: 2005_8_3
  • ID: 176djnf5_4
    Snippet: As the world around us is becoming progressively interconnected and complex, human health is increasingly perceived as the integrated outcome of its ecological, social-cultural, economic and institutional determinants. Therefore, it can be seen as an important high-level integrating index that reflects the state-and, in the long term, the sustainability-of our natural and socio-economic environments [3] . This paper primarily focuses on the physi.....
    Document: As the world around us is becoming progressively interconnected and complex, human health is increasingly perceived as the integrated outcome of its ecological, social-cultural, economic and institutional determinants. Therefore, it can be seen as an important high-level integrating index that reflects the state-and, in the long term, the sustainability-of our natural and socio-economic environments [3] . This paper primarily focuses on the physical aspects of population health like mortality and physical morbidity.

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