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Hospital cause-of-death statistics: what should we make of them?

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Main Authors:	Rasika Rampatige (Author), Lene Mikkelsen (Author), Bernardo Hernandez (Author), Ian Riley (Author), Alan D Lopez (Author)
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Published:	The World Health Organization.
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