Which of the following is true about the disability-adjusted life-years (DALYs) in less-er-developed countries?
1. Communicable diseases account for the greatest percentage.
2. Diarrheal disease, respiratory infections, and worm infestation are rampant despite technology.
3. Injuries account for most disability
4. Birth control methods are often lacking
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Communicable diseases account for the greatest percentage of calculated DALYs in less-er-developed countries.
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