(دەزگای زەکاتی زانست سیمینارێکی پەروەردەیی پێشکەش کرد لە قوتابخانەی بنەڕەتی ژووان لە شارۆچکەی بازیان)
Dr. Nameer Qasim and Dr. Hastyar Najmuldeen have achieved a significant milestone in global health research by publishing their comprehensive study in ‘The Lancet,’ one of the world’s most prestigious and high-impact medical journals. The article, titled “Global Burden of 288 Causes of Death and Life Expectancy Decomposition in 204 Countries and Territories and 811 Subnational Locations, 1990–2021: A Systematic Analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021,” offers a groundbreaking analysis of mortality and life expectancy trends over three decades.
The research meticulously details the evolution of health outcomes across the globe, providing key insights into how different regions have managed the impacts of major health challenges, including the recent COVID-19 pandemic. The study highlights the importance of cause-specific mortality data in formulating effective public health policies and interventions.
Background: In an era marked by unprecedented health challenges, the systematic analysis of cause-specific mortality rates and life expectancy is more critical than ever. This study provides policymakers, healthcare professionals, and researchers with the necessary data to make informed decisions aimed at reducing mortality rates and improving global health outcomes.
The publication of Dr. Qasim and Dr. Najmuldeen’s work in ‘The Lancet’ underscores its importance and relevance to ongoing public health strategies. It is a testament to their dedication and expertise in the field of epidemiology and global health.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)00367-2/fulltext
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