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How can reduce population?
There are several possibilities: -war/civil wars -lack of food -nuclear bomb's -lack of water -diseases
Why is Mali so underdeveloped?
Lack of trading, Health Care, Over population of poor people.
Why filipino immense of population?
The Filipinos have immense population due to lack of information dissemination. The Philippine government also do not have a law on reproductive health.
Does lack of safe water and sanitation affect the wealth of the population?
Yes since health would effect productivity.
Problems faced by kerala in the field of health?
Lack of enough money to buy drugs and hire enough professionals are some of the problems that are faced by Kerala in the field of health. Lack of infrastructure to train is the other problem.
What are the disadvantages of rapid population?
there are many.om of hem include rapid wastage of resources,lack of shelte,lack of money,struggle for admission in schools,unemployement,etc.
Why did Mexico fail to regain their northern land?
Lack of enough population, money and resources to support such attrition war.
What are the problems faced by the elderly in Nepal?
· Malnutrition · High Child Mortality Rate · Maternal Mortality Rate · Poverty · Lack Of Health Education · Lack of Health Services · Rapid Population Growth · Unhealthy Life Style
Why would a country reduce immigration?
Many reasons... Lack of housing for unrestricted immigrants, insufficient food to maintain a growing population, risk of dependence on welfare for immigrants...
What kinds of economic policies might reduce health inequities and improve the overall health of most Americans?
A universal single payer insurance would help to reduce disparities. It would improve the health of the uninsured and under-insured. Since lack of insurance is not the only barrier to health no policy would eliminate all of the disparities. Since most Americans currently have good health insurance, and as stated above their are other barriers, no policy would improve the health of "most".
What is the difference between relative poverty and relative deprivation?
Poverty is generally considered to be a lack of money. Deprivation is a lack of opportunity, access to health care, access to safe environments, adequate protection from harm and a lack of resources (e.g. shops and infrastructure).
What are negative influences on community health?
A lack of health resources
