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Urban Health Advantages and Penalties in India : Overview and Case Studies

It is increasingly recognized that India is urbanizing rapidly, that urbanization is accompanying and contributing to economic growth, but that living conditions in urban areas are often not adequate, particularly for the poor. Health, nutrition, a...

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Main Authors: Mullen, Patrick, Nair, Divya, Nigam, Jayati, Seth, Katyayni
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
SANITATION
LIVING STANDARDS
WASTE
ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE
RISKS
SEX WORKERS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
QUALITY OF SERVICES
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
URBANIZATION
PEOPLE
VACCINATION
EPILEPSY
ANTENATAL CARE
PREVENTION
LIVE BIRTHS
MORBIDITY
HEALTH EDUCATION
COMMUNITY HEALTH
PEDIATRICS
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
HEALTH INSURANCE
HEALTH CARE
DEATH RATE
CERVICAL CANCER
LEGAL STATUS
HEALTH
BREAST CANCER
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
CRIME
SMOKERS
HYPERTENSION
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
RURAL POPULATION
HEALTH FACILITIES
HOSPITAL
PUBLIC HEALTH
LIFE EXPECTANCY
HOSPITALIZATION
KNOWLEDGE
LEPROSY
DIABETES
EXERCISES
RURAL POPULATIONS
PERSONAL HYGIENE
IMMUNIZATION
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
PATIENTS
PATIENT
SMOKING
INTERVENTION
HEALTH INDICATORS
FAMILY HEALTH
RAPE
AGING
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
MIGRATION
NURSES
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
OBSERVATION
VIOLENCE
DISSEMINATION
POLLUTION
MEDICAL CARE
DISASTERS
HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS
SCREENING
BIRTH RATE
MIGRANTS
INTERVIEW
MENTAL HEALTH
MORTALITY
MEDICAL TREATMENT
NUTRITIONAL STATUS
HOMELESS PEOPLE
CHILDBIRTH
DIPHTHERIA
WORKERS
AGED
SOCIAL SERVICES
INSURANCE SCHEMES
DELIVERIES IN HEALTH FACILITIES
SURVEILLANCE
ECONOMIC STATUS
HEALTH POLICY
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS
POLICY DOCUMENT
HEALTH OUTCOMES
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
HYGIENE
POPULATION DENSITY
URBAN AREAS
FAMILY PLANNING
STRESS
CHILD NUTRITION
MEASUREMENT
NUTRITION
SERVICE UTILIZATION
POPULATIONS
INJURIES
QUALITY CONTROL
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
POLICY
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
WASTE DISPOSAL
CONTRACEPTIVE USE
RISK FACTORS
HEALTH SYSTEM
DELIVERY CARE
OUTPATIENT CARE
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
RURAL RESIDENTS
PREGNANT WOMEN
SOCIAL PLANNING
OBESITY
CHILDREN
DRINKING WATER
CLINICS
RURAL AREAS
ADDICTION
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
WATER POLLUTION
POPULATION
HOSPITAL BEDS
LIVING CONDITIONS
URBAN SLUMS
STRATEGY
FERTILITY
EPIDEMIOLOGY
CANTEENS
REGISTRATION
FAMILIES
CHILD HEALTH SERVICES
URBAN POPULATIONS
MEDICINES
HOSPITALS
QUALITATIVE INFORMATION
HEALTH INTERVENTIONS
URBAN POPULATION
HEALTH SERVICES
IMPLEMENTATION
PREGNANCY
ABORTION
BREASTFEEDING
NURSING
NURSING HOMES
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25695132/urban-health-advantages-penalties-india-overview-case-studies-discussion-paper
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24025

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25695132/urban-health-advantages-penalties-india-overview-case-studies-discussion-paper
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24025

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