Global comparative assessments in the health sector: Disease burden, expenditures and intervention packages: C. J. L. Murray & A. D. Lopez (editors). Geneva: World Health Organization, 1994. viii + 196pp. Price Sw.fr. 20/US$18 (in developing countries Sw.fr. 14). ISBN 92-4-156175-0
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