Survival Transition is a theoretical framework within the health transition literature that specifically characterizes the shift in population-level mortality patterns from high and variable death rates to lower and more predictable survival rates, distinguished by its focus on the structural and epidemiological determinants driving prolonged human longevity.
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Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research
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