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Historical epidemiology

the argument that the nineteenth-century fall in mortality came mainly from better living standards and nutrition rather than medical treatment.

In historical epidemiology, McKeown thesis refers to the argument that the nineteenth-century fall in mortality came mainly from better living standards and nutrition rather than medical treatment. This meaning comes from McKeown (1962) in Population Studies.[1]

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References

McKeown, T., & Record, R. G. (1962). Reasons for the decline of mortality in england and wales during the nineteenth century. Population Studies, 16(2), 94-122. https://doi.org/10.1080/00324728.1962.10414870

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