morbidity and mortality

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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