Overview
Evaluating non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in vulnerable populations is crucial for understanding health disparities and improving health outcomes. NCDs, such as diabetes and heart disease, disproportionately affect these groups due to various socioeconomic factors, including limited access to heal...
Key Terms
Example: Diabetes and heart disease are common NCDs.
Example: Low-income families often face higher rates of NCDs.
Example: Rural areas may have less access to healthcare services.
Example: Vaccination and health education are preventive measures.
Example: Epidemiologists track the spread of diseases.
Example: Higher socioeconomic status often correlates with better health.
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intermediateKey Concepts
NCDsvulnerable populationshealth disparitiespreventive measures