The two most important causes of death that contributed to widening the gender mortality differential in the 20^th Century were A) circulatory disease and cancer B) cancer and infectious diseases C) cancer and declines in maternal mortality D) heart disease and accidents E) heart disease and suicide

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Circulatory disease and cancer have been the two most important causes of death contributing to the widening gender mortality differential in the 20th century, with men generally experiencing higher mortality rates from these diseases than women.

The Two Most Important Causes of Death That Contributed to Widening