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This graph shows distribution of child deaths for selected causes by selected WHO region,
2004. This graph compares the regions of Africa, East Asia, and rest of the world. Malaria
and HIV/Aids are the most common cause of death.
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This handmade chart shows the casuse of death in African children as reported to the World
Health Organization. It shows diarrhea as a major cause of death
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A chart showing distribution of child deaths for selected causes by selected WHO region for
2004. Includes All causes, including diarrhoeal, pneumonia, Malaria, HIV/AIDS, and Measles.
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The graph contained within this image primarily deals with distribution of children deaths
within certain geographical regions. The data for this chart seems to come from the World
Health Organization (WHO)
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The image on the left hand side is showing that individuals, specifically children from Africa
and South East Asia are more likely to get severe illnesses and diseases than the rest of
the world. Malaria for example is five times more likely to effect an African child than
then a child from the rest of the world.
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This graph compares the child deaths from certain causes in selected WHO regions in 2004.
The causes include diarrhea diseases, pneumonia, malaria, HIV/AIDS, and measles.
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This is a graphic that shows the reported distribution of child deaths for selected causes
by the selected WHO region. This covers the year 2004. the key causes highlighted are diseases.
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This image shows or depicts the distribution of child deaths for selected causes by selected
WHO region, 2004. Cases ranged from All causes to even Measles.
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This graph shows the causes of child death by WHO region in 2004. Africa was highest in HIV/AIDS
and malaria, South-East Asia was highest in Diahhreal diseases and Measles, and the rest of
the world was highest in pneumonia.
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This chart describes distribution of child deaths for selected causes by selected WHO region,
for the year 2004. Categories on the chart include Pneumonia and Malaria.
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This chart describes distribution of child deaths for selected causes by selected WHO region
for the year 2004. Categories on the chart include pneumonia.
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This graph shows the relationship between childrens' death in a respective country, and the
disease they died from. Children in Africa experienced the most death from the several diseases
stated, which were Diarrhoeal diseases, Pneumonia, Malaria, HIV/AIDS, and Measles
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This bar graph measures data from the WHO for 2004 relating to child deaths from specific
selected causes. Diarrhea, pneumonia, malaria,HIV/AIDS, and measles are the listed causes.
Africa, SE Asia, and Rest of the World are the regions measured for.
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