Overview
Urbanization is a significant global trend that affects health infrastructure in various ways. As more people move to cities, the demand for healthcare services increases, leading to challenges such as overcrowding, resource strain, and health disparities. Urban areas often face unique public health...
Key Terms
Example: The urbanization of cities has led to more crowded living conditions.
Example: Hospitals and clinics are part of the health infrastructure.
Example: Public health initiatives aim to prevent disease outbreaks.
Example: Telemedicine allows patients to consult doctors via video calls.
Example: Health disparities can be seen in access to care between urban and rural areas.
Example: Diabetes and heart disease are common chronic conditions.
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Key Concepts
urban growthhealthcare accesspublic healthinfrastructure development