Ending the DHS would be catastrophic," says Peter Macharia, a spatial epidemiologist from Kenya, now at the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium. Macharia says his PhD on child health interventions was based entirely on DHS data from Kenya. "Where would we get our new statistics from? We would not know what is happening in terms of health in the communities and the needs in each area," he says.
The findings of this study reveal that systemic misclassification is further exacerbating existing health disparities, leading to a tragic underrepresentation of the true mortality rates for American Indian and Alaska Native individuals.
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