In developing countries, ____ is/are the leading cause of death for children under age 5, whereas in developed countries ____ is/are the leading cause of death
a. abuse; malnutrition
b. malnutrition; abuse
c. infectious diseases; accidents
d. accidents; infectious diseases
Answer: C
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