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Based on historical accounts, what can be inferred about the impact of public health interventions on infant mortality in the early 20th century?
- 1Municipal health visitors were ineffective and unnecessary.
- 2Declines in infant mortality were primarily due to maternal education programs targeting working-class mothers.
- 3Improvements in public infrastructure and hygiene played a much greater role in reducing infant mortality than did state-sponsored maternal training.✓
- 4Middle-class mothers were responsible for the majority of infant deaths.
Correct answer
Improvements in public infrastructure and hygiene played a much greater role in reducing infant mortality than did state-sponsored maternal training.
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