They synthesize some new evidence of such deviations, such as in Nauru where high mortality from infectious diseases gave way to quite high mortality from diabetes, circulatory disorders and accidents over a short period without any appreciable increases in life expectancy; in Mexico with overlapping burdens of disease and an increasing trend of non-communicable diseases at younger ages during 1922–1955 due to poverty and unaffordability of healthcare; and in the native Indian population in Canada following a different epidemiological profile from the general population.
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Beyond the 'transition' frameworks: the cross-continuum of health, disease and mortality framework.
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