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Date: Mon Oct 27 2003 - 08:47:28 CST

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The fourth issue of id21's Insights Health print review has been published. Issue # 4, guest edited by Professor Anthony Costello of the International Perinatal Care Unit at the Institute of Child Health, London, considers the barriers facing the achievement of the infant mortality Millennium Development Goal in 2015. Professor Costello's editorial highlights how vital the reduction of newborn mortality rates is if the goal of a two third cut in the global under five infant mortality rate is to be accomplished.=20

Other articles debate what the best options are for preventing mother to child HIV transmission through breastfeeding; discuss the obesity epidemic amongst adolescents in urban China; and consider the significance of the connection between epilepsy and malaria in children in sub-Saharan Africa. =20

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The fourth issue of id21's Insights = Health print review has been published. Issue # 4, guest edited by = Professor Anthony Costello of the International Perinatal Care Unit at = the Institute of Child Health, London, considers the barriers facing the = achievement of the infant mortality Millennium Development Goal in 2015. = Professor Costello's editorial highlights how vital the reduction of = newborn mortality rates is if the goal of a two third cut in the global = under five infant mortality rate is to be accomplished.

Other articles debate what the best = options are for preventing mother to child HIV transmission through = breastfeeding; discuss the obesity epidemic amongst adolescents in urban = China; and consider the significance of the connection between epilepsy = and malaria in children in sub-Saharan Africa.

Subscribe free to Insights Health NOW = to ensure you receive this and future issues! Send an email with your = name and full postal address to id21's health editor, Tom Barker, at = mailto:TomB@ids.ac.uk

The id21 online collection contains = hundreds of policy-relevant research digests on global development = issues. To see the whole collection visit our web-site at: <<A = HREF=3D"http://www.id21.org/">http://www.id21.org/></A>>

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