Which of the following was a reason why the populations of poorer regions of the world suffered more often from preventable diseases such as cholera than the populations of wealthier regions?
A) More people were migrating from country to country,searching for farmland or work,spreading the disease.
B) Doctors from more affluent Western countries refused to go to stricken areas because of concerns for the doctors' safety.
C) People living in urban slums in underdeveloped countries often lacked proper sewage treatment and safe water supplies.
D) For religious reasons,laws prohibited vaccination in much of the underdeveloped world.

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Lack of proper sewage treatment and safe water supplies in urban slums in underdeveloped countries can lead to the spread of preventable diseases such as cholera. Poorer regions may not have the resources to implement proper sanitation measures, resulting in a higher prevalence of disease. The other choices do not adequately explain why poorer regions suffer more from preventable diseases such as cholera.

Which of the Following Was a Reason Why the Populations