How Important Is Global Health In The 14th Century
There is a major misunderstanding, and simply an unknown condition to human health worldwide. World health simply does not have a definition, but broken down even more: health is “the general condition of the body or mind with reference to soundness and vigor”. Now reading this definition, it does not really explain much, but this definition can be interpreted in many different ways. The way I have chosen to interpret this, is how the general condition of body and mind, not in reference to soundness and vigor, but in reference to the worldwide population of humans as a whole. Specifically looking at health of the body and mind of every person on this planet, that is what World Health is to me. This brings up my topic, how does global health
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Everyone knows how devastating this disease was, killing 20 million people, or one third of Europe’s population. I know many people think, yeah yeah, that happened hundreds of years ago, and we have advanced from those sorts of catastrophes. However, recent data collected in 2015 explained how Tuberculosis has killed nearly 2 million people across the planet. So think about that, even modern day technology, and vaccines excetra, still has major gaps when it comes to saving human lives. Now I am not here to talk about human death on major scales, I am here to argue the opposing sides as to how the world health among humans will affect medical …show more content…
We must look at all the boundaries we see across the planet, and learn how to break them down for the betterment of everyone’s health. Otherwise, there will simply be too many problems, too isolated for certain medical treatments to alleviate. Therefore, as world health becomes a major issue, more medical careers must be created in order to serve the unable. With the United States being the 3rd most populated country in the world, this arises many opportunities for medical careers in the future. However, this does not mean the medical careers are become easy gimmes, actually they are becoming harder to obtain. I know that in theory, as worldwide health needs assistance, research doctors are the first to respond with new information on how to stop a
Everyone knows how devastating this disease was, killing 20 million people, or one third of Europe’s population. I know many people think, yeah yeah, that happened hundreds of years ago, and we have advanced from those sorts of catastrophes. However, recent data collected in 2015 explained how Tuberculosis has killed nearly 2 million people across the planet. So think about that, even modern day technology, and vaccines excetra, still has major gaps when it comes to saving human lives. Now I am not here to talk about human death on major scales, I am here to argue the opposing sides as to how the world health among humans will affect medical …show more content…
We must look at all the boundaries we see across the planet, and learn how to break them down for the betterment of everyone’s health. Otherwise, there will simply be too many problems, too isolated for certain medical treatments to alleviate. Therefore, as world health becomes a major issue, more medical careers must be created in order to serve the unable. With the United States being the 3rd most populated country in the world, this arises many opportunities for medical careers in the future. However, this does not mean the medical careers are become easy gimmes, actually they are becoming harder to obtain. I know that in theory, as worldwide health needs assistance, research doctors are the first to respond with new information on how to stop a