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Journal of Clinical Medicine of Kazakhstan, 2017
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Healthcare reforms contributed to the implementation of MDG 4 in Kazakhstan, which was confirmed by conclusion of Interagency United Nations Evaluation Group of assessment of mortality rate (2014): "Kazakhstan, since 1990, made significant progress in reducing infant and child mortality by 64% and 65 %, respectively. The country has fulfilled the MDG 4 on reducing child mortality from 0 to 5 years by 2014 ".