The rate of fetal deaths in the United States has
A) remained at a stable rate for the last several decades with little change.
B) fallen in recent decades.
C) increased because of the growing number of pregnancies to teen mothers.
D) increased because of the increasing number of older mothers becoming pregnant.
B
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