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[THE PROFILE OF SEASONALITY OF MORTALITY OF DISEASES OF BLOOD CIRCULATION SYSTEM IN WOMEN IN RURAL TERRITORY OF THE
Abstract:
The tasks of decreasing of mortality due to main causes require informational analytical support for effective decision making. The profiles of monthly mortality of women because of diseases of blood circular system vary in administrative territorial agglomerations with different social economical level. The monitoring of indicators of mortality permits selecting months of risk and to implement preventive, rehabilitation activities to decrease mortality.
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