Report From Hong Kong

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 4 (3):364 (1995)
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Abstract

Hong Kong is a territory of only 400 square miles in size, but with a large population of six million people. We have excellent medical facilities in both the public and private sector and the general health indices of the population are good, with low infant mortality rates and long life expectancies

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