Epidemiological and demographic trends and projections in global health from 1970 to 2050: a descriptive analysis from the third Lancet Commission on Investing in Health, Global Health 2050

Angela Y. Chang(University of Washington), Dean T. Jamison(University of California, San Francisco), Sarah Bolongaita(University of Bergen), Wenhui Mao(Duke University), Ole Frithjof Norheim(University of Bergen), Omar Karlsson(Duke University), Márcia C. Castro(Harvard Global Health Institute), Osondu Ogbuoji(Harvard Global Health Institute), Bochen Cao(World Health Organization)
The Lancet
August 1, 2025
10.1016/s0140-6736(25)00902-x
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