<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The rate of babies who die during their first year of birth has improved nationally in the last decade, but in recent years, improvement in this key public health metric has plateaued.
New data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows<wm> a slow decline in the birth rate of babies born with a rare genetic mutation called DiGeorge syndrome, a condition that can be fatal from birth. Other statistics indicate a small, isolated spike in deaths related to babies being hospitalized due to various complications.
In the years leading up to the present day, the birth rate of babies born to the poor has declined. These babies tend to be the least fit to be born to. That being said, a small number of babies born to the poor have been hospitalized</wm> and have been placed with the poor living with the poor.
As for a small, isolated spike in