ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Social and Economic Determinants of Life Expectancy at Birth in Eastern Europe.
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Abstract
Life expectancy at birth is considered a parameter of the social development, health system, or economic development of a country. We aimed to investigate the effects of GDP per capita (as the economic factor), health care expenditure, the number of medical doctors (as social factors), and CO
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