In 2023, the child mortality rate in the US for children aged 5-14 stood at an actual level, and it is observed to remain unchanged at 1.32 in 2024. The forecast predicts a slight improvement in the rates over the subsequent years, declining to 1.29 by 2028. From 2025 onward, the year-on-year variation indicates a gradual decrease, reflecting a consistent but modest improvement trend.

The future trends to watch for in the context of child mortality rates in the US include:

The impact of healthcare policy changes on child health outcomes.
Technological advancements in pediatric healthcare.
Community and educational programs aimed at accident and injury prevention among children.