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Technological Advances/Limitations: Disease After 1900 Practice Test
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During the 20th century, many countries adopted family planning programs and expanded maternal health services, lowering infant mortality. Yet some regions still had high maternal deaths due to shortages of trained midwives, blood supplies, and transportation. Which factor best explains the persistence of these deaths after 1900?
During the 20th century, many countries adopted family planning programs and expanded maternal health services, lowering infant mortality. Yet some regions still had high maternal deaths due to shortages of trained midwives, blood supplies, and transportation. Which factor best explains the persistence of these deaths after 1900?