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Population health

a model in which each major health advance first widens mortality gaps between populations, then narrows them as laggards catch up.

In population health, divergence-convergence model of health transition refers to a model in which each major health advance first widens mortality gaps between populations, then narrows them as laggards catch up. This meaning comes from Vallin (2004) in Demographic Research.[1]

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References

  1. Vallin, J., & Meslé, F. (2004). Convergences and divergences in mortality: A new approach of health transition. Demographic Research, Special 2, 11-44. https://doi.org/10.4054/demres.2004.s2.2

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