There are many reasons for differences in life expectancy and infant mortality rates in low-income countries as compared to high-income countries.Which of the following is NOT an aspect of health care in low-income countries?

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The other options listed (insufficient or contaminated food, lack of access to pure, safe water, and lack of adequate sewage and refuse disposal) are all aspects of health care in low-income countries that contribute to differences in life expectancy and infant mortality rates. However, the lack of ample qualified physicians and healthcare facilities is not an aspect of health care in low-income countries, but rather a consequence of the other factors mentioned.

There Are Many Reasons for Differences in Life Expectancy and Infant