There is a fairly consistent percentage of mortality that could be prevented in children under five, premature adult death, and adults with cancer. What is it?
What percentage of mortality (roughly) is preventable?
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Yup, about half of all young deaths are preventable. This is true for children under 5 , for premature death amongst adults in the US and with cancer victims .