Death Rate Decline

Death rate decline refers to the reduction in the number of deaths in a population over a specific period. This trend is often due to improvements in healthcare, sanitation, nutrition, and living standards, which lead to increased life expectancy. Advances in medical technology and understanding of diseases have also played a significant role in preventing mortality. As families become healthier and birth rates stabilize, overall population growth may occur, contributing to demographic changes. Such declines reflect progress in society and indicate better quality of life and effective public health measures.