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Studying Causes of Death in the Past

George Charles Alter · Ann G. Carmichael

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The authors provide an overview of articles in this issue of Historical Methods which is devoted to new approaches to the historical study of causes of death. Topics covered include cause-of-death registration in the past assessing long-term changes in causes of death and suggestions for future research directions. (ANNOTATION)

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