Which of the following is not a reason why communicable diseases, such as pneumonia, kill fewer people today than they did in the past? a. continuing medical advances b. slower population growth c. improved living conditions d. better preventive treatment

B. Slower population growth

The question is asking us to answer which of the following is NOT a reason why communicable diseases, such as pneumonia, kill fewer people today than they did in the past? Let's go through the options and see if those things are actually true: A. continuing medical advances - yes, it's true, our knowledge of medicine is improving B. slower population growth - no, this is false! in fact, the human population is growing very fast (due to less deaths than before) so if it's false, it can't be a reason for anything. We don't need to look further, we already have our answer!

Not true , they can fall or something