What is modernization of mortality?

Modernization of mortality refers to the changes in mortality patterns and causes of death that occur as societies develop economically and socially. It often involves a shift from Infectious Diseases being the primary causes of death to chronic diseases, such as Heart disease and cancer, becoming more prevalent. This transition is typically associated with improvements in healthcare, nutrition, and living conditions. Additionally, it highlights the disparities in mortality rates and health outcomes that can arise between different populations and regions as they modernize.