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From: Levels and trends of demographic indices in southern rural Mozambique: evidence from demographic surveillance in Manhiça district

Figure 5

Trends of the probability of dying between ages 15 and 60 years, Manhiça 1998–2005 and Mozambique, 1980–2000. Siblings – 45q15 estimated from the 1997 DHS data, Mozambique, using the siblings histories methods; Orphanhood – 45q15 estimated from the 1997 DHS data, Mozambique, using the orphanhood method; Census – 45q15 estimated from the 1997 Census data, Mozambique; Manhiça – 45q15 estimated from the Manhiça DSS data. The reported trend is statistically significant (P-value of the Likelihood Ratio Test using the Poisson regression was <0.001 for both linear vs null models and categorical vs linear models); Cid.Maputo – 45q15 estimates for Maputo city, 1994 [19]; WHO – 45q15 estimates for Mozambique from WHO reports [11–13].

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