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August 12, 1995BMJ37 citationsOpen Access

Cambodian health in transition

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MHMark HengMinistry of HealthPKPatrick J. KeyWilliston State College

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As conflict and suffering in Bosnia, Chechnya, Rwanda, and Zaire continue to be at the forefront of world attention, some countries seem to be largely forgotten. It is timely to take stock of conditions in the small country of Cambodia as it struggles to take its place after a long period of isolation. Countless Cambodians and ethic Vietnamese have died there this year and during the past 25 years, victims of senseless killing or preventable disease.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2042fb8554ccbf12f7b571https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.311.7002.435
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