While some believe that increases in science and medical technology were the reasons for improved general health in the twentieth century, historians and social scientists __________.

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Historians and social scientists argue that improvements in sanitation and hygiene had a greater influence on improved general health in the twentieth century than increases in science and medical technology. They point to the implementation of public health measures such as clean drinking water, sewage systems, and vaccinations as key factors in reducing disease and improving overall health.

While Some Believe That Increases in Science and Medical Technology