I believe the answer is <span>D-Neonatal deaths account for a smaller share of under-5 mortality.
In consideration that a country had an increased health awareness and practices, among all the choices letter d. shows one possibility. Neonatal deaths or newborn deaths may decrease and would become a small percentage of under 5 mortality rate.</span>
A. "The child's diet" is a factor that influences the early detection of a childhood disease by a physician. An unhealthy diet will probably cause problems in health, which for a child who does have a healthy diet will not need to suffer. B. can affect a child mentally, but it won't cause a childhood disease. And C. and D. are just silly. A child will not get a disease based on how close the doctor's office is or if the kid is in school or not. Hope this helped!
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In these situations, the nonavailability of safe water and sanitation facillities, more crowded areas of living, underlying health issues within the population and not being able to access as easily medical help can be a major factor in illness spreading more rapidly, along with any old water or mold and in extreme cases dead bodies that sit can cause more bacteria to grow and spread.
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<span>Your body meets the challenge of its stressors by:
- reacting with heightened levels of awareness, focus and physical reactivity. </span>
What are the different answers?