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Afghanistan’s high mortality rates among infants, children and mothers have fallen in recent years, thanks in part to the deployment of trained community health workers to remote provinces. It is unrealistic, however, to expect these workers to remain for extended periods. Because most deaths are caused by preventable illnesses, it is important that written materials are left behind to remind patients of health workers’ oral instructions. Only then can health messages be strengthened and improvements sustained.

mortality Show phonetics
noun [U] FORMAL
1 the way that people do not live forever:
Her death made him more aware of his own mortality.
Compare immortality at immortal.

2 the number of deaths within a particular society and within a particular period of time:
the mortality rate
Infant mortality is much higher in the poorest areas of the city.

死亡；死亡率

資產消逝

mortality 死亡　

mortality curve 死亡曲線，報廢曲線， 壽年曲線，壽命曲線

mortality rate 死亡率

生態學名詞 mortality factor 致死因子　

neonatal mortality rate 新生兒死亡率　

realized mortality 實際死亡率　

specific mortality 特定死亡率　

工業工程名詞

force of mortality 死亡率；故障率　

infant mortality period 早夭期　

mortality dispersion 死亡離散

mortality table 死亡率表(人壽保險)　

retirement curve，mortality curve 壽年曲線　

retirement table，mortality table 報廢表，壽年表　

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(日本)廢卻率

Mortality may refer to:

• The quality of being mortal, i.e. susceptible to death.
• Opposite of immortality, which may or may not refer to human as distinct from supernatural.
• Mortality rate, a measure of the number of deaths in some population.
• Mortality (band), a death metal band from Sydney, Australia.
• In computability theory, a Turing machine is said to be mortal if it halts when run on any starting configuration.

morbidity

(môr-bĭd'ĭ-tē) pl. -ties.

1. The quality of being morbid; morbidness.
2. The rate of incidence of a disease.