http://www.who.int/whosis/whostat2006highlights/en/print.html
Based on quantitative evidence summarized with a map or a graph, each "highlight" consists in a statement about the global health problem at stake and how it is being tackled. The purpose of the highlights is to provide more annotated material to the reader on how some numbers can be interpreted and put in current international health context.
Child mortality: the gap within countries is not closing
Risk factor transition: high prevalence of tobacco use among youth worldwide
Infant immunization coverage: where are we now?
Health workforce, health expenditure and disease burden: higher burden, fewer resources
Cause of death and burden of disease: global epidemic of chronic noncommunicable diseases
Tuberculosis and DOTS: national progress towards the global targets
Government spending on health care: monitoring the Abuja declaration target
Nutrition transition: high levels of child undernutrition and adult obesity coexist
HIV/AIDS and “3 by 5”: people receiving antiretroviral treatment tripled in two years
Health forecast: projecting causes of death to 2030
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