Health outcome is mostly evaluated with life expectancy, statistics say that, by 1950 life expectancy of all countries generally became high while comparing to 1800, but still inequality was seen in health aspect because of the very large improvements made by some countries like Europe and north America in the health outcome, while other countries like china India showed only little progress, by 2012 reduction inequality is noticed with more improvements in health outcome.at same time developed countries showed a very large improvement.in case of child mortality rate ,low-income countries have, on average, child mortality rates that are still more than ten times higher than in high-income countries. The remaining gap is still large. Coverage of essential health services is increasing too.
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Deaths caused by malaria and HIV/aids were rising over the 1990s. From 2005 onwards the deaths caused by each of these diseases is declining, there are still important challenges regarding some diseases, notably HIV/aids and malaria. Trends shows how the fight against these diseases is evolving.
The most common way of measuring the evolution of diseases is to estimate the number of deaths caused by the diseases; as well as the number of new people suffering from them. The infectious diseases show increase in number while comparing to the previous statistical data.
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Inequality is seen among the health outcome between developed and developing countries, developed countries shoes reduced infant mortality rate, improved life expectancy, health coverage and insurances. But developing countries is lagging in such contexts of health sector.
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Low income countries has a very less health resources compare to developed countries, they have to depend on developed countries if they comes to a situation of pandemic diseases. Resources like medical insurance and coverage is also not fully given for all in many countries. Basic services and awareness also is not properly given in many countries
Compare the population health of the United States to any other country by answering the following...
the following of health statistics are available on the internet for country Z about two disease outcomes. Disease A has an annual incidence of 225 per 100,000 population and an annual mortality rate of 150 per 100,000. Disease B has an annual incidence of 500 per 100,000 population and the same annual mortality rate as disease A. neither disease A or B has a cure. what would you conclude regarding the burden of these diseases im country Z
THE EFFECT OF TECHNOLOGY AND GADGETS ON OBESITY ABSTRACT The upgraded technology along with the surplus availability of smart devices and gadgets added with the growing urbanization and increased access to conveniences had encouraged the development of a sedentary way of life. The study discussed the various factors and activities that engaged the present population and the remarkable change in technology usage. This study discussed the increase in the use of technologically advanced devices have had an effect on the...