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Associations between the universal health coverage service coverage index and the human development index: A country-level longitudinal panel study
Universal health coverage (UHC) and human development are closely linked, but whether this relationship differs across UHC domains remains unclear. We conducted a retrospective country-level longitudinal panel study using publicly available data from 2000 to 2021 to examine associations of the UHC
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