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Demographic cycle

Demographic gap is the difference between birth rate and death rate that develops when a country undergoes demographic transition
In a demographic cycle, as the country develops and the living conditions improve, there is first a decrease in the death rate in the population
But the birth rate continues to remain at a high level
This results in a demographic gap and a resultant increase in the total size of population
The demographic gap is maintained till the birth rate and death rates become equal and the population size becomes stable



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<li>Demographic gap is the difference between birth rate and death rate that develops when a country undergoes demographic transition</li>
<li>In a demographic cycle, as the country develops and the living conditions improve, there is first a decrease in the death rate in the population</li>
<li>But the birth rate continues to remain at a high level</li>
<li>This results in a demographic gap and a resultant increase in the total size of population</li>
<li>The demographic gap is maintained till the birth rate and death rates become equal and the population size becomes stable</li>
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		<description><![CDATA[Swine Influenza A outbreak has started in March, 2009 in Mexico. The number of suspected cases has increased to about 2000 while the death toll is increasing. Confirmed cases has been reported from the United States, Spain, Scotland and Canada. World Health Organization has increased the pandemic alert level from 3 to phase 4, meaning that &#8220;that the likelihood of a pandemic has increased, but not that a pandemic is inevitable&#8221;. Human to human transmission has evolved as cases without any contact with swine what so ever have occurred.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Swine Influenza A outbreak has started in March, 2009 in Mexico. The number of suspected cases has increased to about 2000 while the death toll is increasing. Confirmed cases has been reported from the United States, Spain, Scotland and Canada. World Health Organization has increased the pandemic alert level from 3 to phase 4, meaning that &#8220;that the likelihood of a pandemic has increased, but not that a pandemic is inevitable&#8221;. Human to human transmission has evolved as cases without any contact with swine what so ever have occurred.</p>
<p>Swine Influenza A manifests with fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, chills, fatigue and sometimes with diarrhea and vomiting. The possibility of Swine Influenza A should be considered in any person who has had contact with cases or travelled to an area with confirmed cases during the preceding 7 days.</p>
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