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What are the Leading Causes of Neonatal Mortality?

The leading causes of neonatal mortality are often preventable or treatable with timely and appropriate care. The primary causes include:
Preterm birth complications
Infections such as sepsis, pneumonia, and meningitis
Birth asphyxia and trauma
Congenital anomalies

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