Infant deaths, fetal deaths and shared obituary causes: implications and a new analytical perspective on infant mortality

In the 2018/2019 biennium, it was found that about 64% of infant deaths in State Espírito Santo, Brazil, resulted from obituary causes common to fetal deaths, qualifying them as typical mutually exclusive events, which occurrence one symptomatically excludes other for same cause, thus establishing an inexorable relationship excluding interdependence, inversely associating occurrences between them. Raising question implications this analytical perspective phenomenon mortality, a became guiding principle conduct work. From he formulated objective analyzing with view revealing complexity bringing light new elements hitherto unknown. sense, methodological basis empirical analysis, focused on theoretical/conceptual model enabling simultaneous analysis two considering conceptually differentiated, however, interrelated, demonstrating empirically existence cyclical dynamic intrinsic phenomenon, sustained by endogenous forces originating interdependence relationship, resulting sharing and deaths. Hence, response question, concluded there urgent need rethink breaking tradition restricted only children aged 0 1 year, at risk gross errors interpretation reality. According outlined, analyzed interaction dynamics exogenous emanating restrictive structural factors (poverty, sanitation, etc.), inherent such as, example, hybrid action determining mortality rates, among others. Finally, tying together various points discussed, work demonstrates validity thesis identifies causes, origin autonomous forces, supporting dynamic, through radiates its harmful effects throughout universe systematically altering scenarios