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indirect technique that converts the proportion of children dead among those ever born to women by age into probabilities of dying in childhood.

In global health, Brass method refers to indirect technique that converts the proportion of children dead among those ever born to women by age into probabilities of dying in childhood. This meaning comes from Brass (1968) in Demography of Tropical Africa.[1]

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  1. Brass, W. (1968). Demography of Tropical Africa. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400877140

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