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Title: Interference, intimidation, and measuring mortality in war.
Authors: Mills, Edward J., Burkle Jr, Frederick M.
Source: Lancet. 4/18/2009, Vol. 373 Issue 9672, p1320-1322. 3p. 1 Color Photograph.
Subjects: Mortality, Social indicators, Epidemiological research, World health, Disclosure
Abstract: In this article the authors offer their opinions on epidemiological research across the globe which has evaluated mortality rates related to war and civil war. He is critical of a global inability to accurately record and report mortality races related to war and of interference which has hampered reporting. Problems which have been seen in the mortality reporting abilities of several countries are discussed.
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