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by poverty(passive) caused bya high infant - mortality rate
by neonatal problems(passive) caused byhigh infant mortality rate
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Babies began to diecausinga high infant mortality rate
poor hygiene and medical conditions(passive) caused bya high infant - mortality rate
massive social problems , including poverty caused by underemployment and a decaying education system , housing shortages and an absence of sanitationcauseshigh infant mortality rates
institutional deliverycausinghigh rate of infant mortality rate
Factorsinfluencinginfant mortality rates
What factorscould directly influenceinfant mortality rates
Factorsmay have influencedthe infant mortality rates
Severe malnutritionis causingrates of infant mortality
Socio - cultural factorsinfluencinginfant mortality rates
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Other factorscontributeto the infant mortality rate
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Data & statistics on Infant mortality rates England and Wales ? 7resultsInfant Mortality Rates
All those conditionscontributeto infant mortality rate
Other health riskscan influenceinfant mortality rates
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Diseasescausinginfant mortality rate
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Stress , diet , sleep and many other factors in regard to the mothercan influencethe infant mortality rate
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each groupinfluencethe infant mortality rate
by several factors(passive) is influenced byThe infant mortality rate
low birth weightcontributesto the infant mortality rate
by diarrhoea(passive) caused bythe infant mortality rate
by racism(passive) caused bythe infant mortality rate
by these illnesses(passive) caused bythe infant mortality rate
by inadequate to no breastfeeding(passive) caused bythe infant mortality rate
by diarrhoea and pneumonia(passive) provoked bythe infant mortality rate
all reportssetthe infant mortality rate
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the average life expectancy to be lowercausedthe average life expectancy to be lower
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