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extremely high birth rates in Mali
extremely high birth rates in Mali
the low dependency care ratios in Mali
the low dependency care ratios in Mali
differing levels of pre- and post-natal care
differing levels of pre- and post-natal care
moderately low birth rates in Ireland
moderately low birth rates in Ireland
the high dependency care ratios in Ireland
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The most likely explanation for the difference in infant mortality rates (IMR) between Ireland and Mali is differing levels of pre- and post-natal care.
Higher quality and access to healthcare, including prenatal and postnatal services, contribute significantly to lower infant mortality rates in countries like Ireland compared to countries with less access to such care, like Mali.
