An edition of Investing in health research and development
(1996)
Investing in health research and development
report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Health Research Relating to Future Intervention Options, convened under the auspices of the World Health Organization
by Ad Hoc Committee on Health Research Rela...
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This report deals with policy for health R & D investments of particular relevance to developing countries. It discusses findings around four problem areas of global significance - control of childhood infections, undernutrition and excess fertility; the continually changing nature of several major microbial threats; the emergence of major epidemics of noncommunicable disease and injury; and inefficiency and inequity in health systems.
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Annex 1. Global patterns of cause of death and burden of disease in 1990, with projections to 2020 / Christopher J.L. Murray and Alan D. Lopez
Annex 2. Assessing the burden of disease that can be attributed to specific risk factors / Christopher J.L. Murray and Alan D. Lopez
Annex 3. The CGIAR system and its relevance for international health R & D / Rajiv L. Misra
Annex 4. The pharmaceutical industry and the health needs of developing countries / William S. Comanor
Annex 5. Resources for health research and development in 1992: a global overview / Catherine Michaud and Christopher J.L. Murray
Annex 6. Potential role of international health research centres in health and development / Demissie Habte
Annex 7. Tropical disease: from investigation to eradication / Tore Godal
Annex 8. The development of priorities for research relating to households and populations / Susan Zimicki [and others]
Annex 9. Health policy and systems research: issues, methods and priorities / Katja Janovsky and Andrew Cassels.
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"TDR/Gen/96.1."
Includes bibliographical references.
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