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For what reasons is the United States rated lowest of developed nations in infant mortality? Select all that apply.

A. There is a higher percentage of persons uninsured than in other nations.
B. There is a lack of comprehensive planning for prenatal care.
C. Many women do not choose to take advantage of prenatal care.
D. The United States does not give priority status to pregnant women and girls.
E. The United States uses fewer trained nurse-midwives than other countries.

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