Compared with other industrialized nations in terms of infant mortality and life expectancy, the U.S.
A) ranks near the bottom, having relatively high infant mortality and lower life expectancy.
B) ranks near the top, having relatively low infant mortality and higher life expectancy.
C) is in the middle; infant mortality is very low, but so is life expectancy.
D) has very high infant mortality and high life expectancy.

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The U.S. has higher infant mortality rates and lower life expectancy compared to other industrialized nations, placing it near the bottom in these health indicators.

Compared with Other Industrialized Nations in Terms of Infant Mortality