The world’s highest mortality rates can be found in regions with limited access to healthcare, such as remote areas in Sub-Saharan Africa.
These regions often suffer from a lack of adequate medical infrastructure and resources, which leads to higher rates of preventable diseases and untreated illnesses.
Additionally, poor sanitation and hygiene practices further contribute to the spread of infectious diseases, exacerbating the already precarious situation.
In such areas, common causes of death include malaria, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and complications during childbirth due to limited access to skilled healthcare professionals.
