Question

Why children’s living in slums don’t get jaundice quite often

Answer 1

Answer:

Slums are areas of broad social and health disadvantage to children and their families due to extreme poverty, overcrowding, poor water and sanitation, substandard housing, limited access to basic health and education services, and other hardships (eg, high unemployment, violence).

Answer 2

Answer:

Question-

Why children’s living in slums don’t get jaundice quite often?

Answer-

The slums lack basic services and often have many people crowded into small living spaces. Slums can provide shelter and proximity to jobs, and communities are often social and supportive.