Such as accommodating growing populations and dealing with an aging citizenry.
To reach 9.2 billion by 2040, with significant growth in the global South, adding strain to regions already struggling to meet basic needs.
Global health cooperation, driven by urbanization, the Industrial Revolution, developments in medicine, and the formation of international alliances.
The United Nations, WHO, and UNICEF were established post-World War II, focusing on global health concerns such as eradication, international standards, and healthcare reform.
Spans morbidity and mortality measurement, infectious diseases, pandemic prevention, health research and development, non-communicable diseases, and aging.
Provide an example illustrating the inadequacies of existing immigration arrangements and cultural fissures due to migration.
The Syrian refugee crisis serves as an example, exposing the inadequacies of existing immigration arrangements and revealing cultural fissures and biases.