fall in mortality
The Spanish term 'caída de la mortalidad' translates directly to 'fall in mortality' in English. The phrase is commonly used in health and demographic contexts to describe a situation or trend where the mortality rate, or the number of deaths in a particular population, is decreasing. It can be seen as a positive indication of improvements in health care, living conditions, diet or other factors contributing to lifespan and well-being.
The reduction in the fall of mortality has caused concern among health experts.
This sentence means that health experts are worried because the rate at which mortality is decreasing has declined. The speaker uses 'la caída de la mortalidad' to refer to the decrease in mortality rates.
Thanks to medical advances, we can appreciate a notable fall in mortality in the last century.
In this context, 'caída de la mortalidad' refers to the decline in death rates. The speaker is attributing this decline to advances in medical science.
The impact of the fall in mortality on the global economy has been huge.
This sentence speaks about the far-reaching economic consequences of a decrease in death rates, described as 'la caída de la mortalidad.' The speaker does not specify what these consequences are, but underlines they have been significant.