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The main lesson from the in-depth box about Costa Rica is that the best way to lower infant mortality rates for infants born to poor parents in less-developed countries is to:
a.   improve per capita income through rapid economic growth.
b.   increase the number of doctors and nurses in a country.
c.   acquire improved medical technology.
d.   provide safe drinking water, adequate nutrition, and basic health care for poor mothers and their newborns.

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