Halving premature death and improving quality of life at all ages: cross-country analyses of past trends and future directions
Ole Frithjof Norheim(Harvard Global Health Institute), Richard Peto(University of Oxford), Dean T. Jamison(University of Washington), Eduardo González-Pier(Futures Group (United States)), Lia Tadesse Gebremedhin(Harvard University), Angela Y. Chang(University of Southern Denmark), Ayodamope Fawole(Duke University), Wenhui Mao(Duke University), Xuyang Tang(Public Health Ontario), Muhammad Ali Pate(Global Environment Facility), Prabhat Jha(University of Oxford), Omar Karlsson(Social Science Research Council), Gavin Yamey(Duke University), Sarah Lewington, Emily Johnson(University of Central Florida), Osondu Ogbuoji(Duke University), Mariana Barraza-Lloréns(MSD (Mexico)), Sarah Bolongaita(Harvard Global Health Institute), David Watkins(University of Washington), Mizan Kiros(University of Bergen)
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