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"Infant mortality
rates are increasing in Central Asia...Adult mortality rates have worsened in
Russian Federation and some its neighbors" -
2004 World Bank report
Many examples in this lecture are from Georgia, but the probability is high that similar problems exist in other countries of former Soviet Union (FSU). M. Jalagonia has been working for one international humanitarian
organisation in Georgia for many years (he is a local employee). He is an
author of Georgian book "100 Cases in Gastroenterology". The goal Disclaimer: This lecture reflects the views of the author and of "Association Esculapius", but not necessarily of the international humanitarian organisation the author works for. |