A child born in 2010 could expect to live 77.9 years compared with about 29 years in 1900. What is the main reason for this phenomenal growth?
A) Decreased mortality of adults
B) Decreased morbidity of children
C) Decreased mortality of children and young adults
D) Decreased morbidity of adults and older adults
Ans: C
This phenomenal growth has occurred as a result of reduced mortality rates of children and young adults.
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