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Letters

Our hearts and minds — what would it take to become the healthiest country in the world?

Ian T Ring and John F O’Brien
MJA 2008; 188 (6): 375

In reply: Our paper demonstrates the considerable potential for improving Australia’s already competitive international mortality ranking by focusing on several selected conditions and inequalities in their distribution among Australians.1 Hart recognises the aspirational nature of the paper and proposes several challenges and opportunities to improve the health of the mothers, babies and young children of Australia.

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