High infant mortality rates are generally indicative of unmet human health needs in sanitation, medical care, nutrition, and education. The infant mortality rate is an age-specific ratio used by epidemiologists, demographers, physicians, and social scientists to better understand the extent and causes of infant deaths.
They have already cut the advertisements to a bare minimum the sale of tobacco has also gone down but that is because a lot of people have realized there is no benefit from tobacco but they're a lot of costs other than just money so i would say no to more restrictions because we are learning from our mistakes slowly but surely.
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