Säuglingssterblichkeitsrate (Todesfälle im Alter von 0 Jahren pro 1.000 Lebendgeburten), USA, Großbritannien, Kanada, China, Russland, 2000 – 2023 (Daten der Weltbank) [OC]
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![Säuglingssterblichkeitsrate (Todesfälle im Alter von 0 Jahren pro 1.000 Lebendgeburten), USA, Großbritannien, Kanada, China, Russland, 2000 – 2023 (Daten der Weltbank) [OC]](https://www.bytesde.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/rxisgmx3wutf1-1536x1362.png "Säuglingssterblichkeitsrate (Todesfälle im Alter von 0 Jahren pro 1.000 Lebendgeburten), USA, Großbritannien, Kanada, China, Russland, 2000 – 2023 (Daten der Weltbank) [OC]")
Säuglingssterblichkeitsrate (Todesfälle im Alter von 0 Jahren pro 1.000 Lebendgeburten), USA, Großbritannien, Kanada, China, Russland, 2000 – 2023 (Daten der Weltbank) [OC]
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Isn’t infant mortality usually defined as death before 5 years old?
Wait, the US has the highest rate? And has been higher than the UK and Canada for 25 years? Is there a why?
Russia lower than UK and Canada?
Why is this a non-zeroed Y axis? It makes the difference between US and UK look proportionally way bigger than reality.
I know having more whitespace than necessary isn’t quite as pretty, but it’s pretty important for enabling people to correctly interpret the visuals.
„Well, of course, if you count dead babies you’ll have infant mortality!“
US healthcare being its usual joke.
Do they all define it the same?
„world bank data“
now post a link (to the source of the data that you should have included with your post)
Op is obsessed with russia its leading on something or being compared on 80% his posts
Everyone talks about Russia and the USA, but to me the most shocking is that the UK is on a growing trend??
„We can save your infant, but it will cost you 80.000 USD. We wont start saving your infant until funds are on our account…“ Healthcare in the USA