Introduction The term ‘global health’ is being used increasingly the last decades. The term is used in academia, international organizations, countries and regions (Garay, Harris & Walsh 2013). However, there is still no common definition of global health around the world. There still is uncertainty about the real meaning of global health, while a common definition is very important for effective and clear communication between all the parties involved in global health (Marusic, 2013). First, a
BOOK REVIEW HEALTH ECONOMICS PEOPLE’S HEALTH MOVEMENT (2011), GLOBAL HEALTH WATCH III SUBMITTED BY:- AYUSHI BASOYA M.A. ECONOMICS 3rd SEMESTER GROUP 1 The book “Global Health Watch III” published in the year 2011, gives us an analysis of the health and health care issues across the globe. A huge variety of issues related to health and health care have been dealt in this book. The book deals not just with issues directly related to health but also with other political, economical and social
communities but it is important to note that treating global health issues as national security threats may disproportionately focus attention on countries or diseases which pose security threats to wealthy nations, rather than actually being the greatest threats to global health. Thus global health community should carefully examine and scrutinize areas where global health and national security interests overlap. (Aldis, 2008: 373-75) This has led to the birth of a new understanding amongst the
challenges to global health. The term is described as a multifaceted phenomenon that may affect health in different ways. Though it is believed to increase integration and interaction of the world’s economies, globalization is so powerful in relation to presenting challenges in the world. One such challenge is the internationalization of health risk. This may be direct or indirect to some groups whether
Recommendations: ICT does have the potential to play a major role in global policies and goals to eradication of societal ills - poverty, disparities, marginalizations across gender, race, sexual and cultural identities, religious and political beliefs. To face these challenges there must be a radical shift in how we think about these global problems, if humanity is to tip the scale at the equilibrium point, where human development is leveled out for all 7 billion inhabitants of this planet. There
topic we are going to discuss, we are going to focus on the question, “ what are the consequences of climate change (global warming) on weather elements or patterns? “. First of all, there are many consequences of climate change (global warming) on weather pattern or elements such as evaporation or water vapour contain in the atmosphere. Evaporation is an important process in the global water cycle. Solar radiation hits the surface of water or land and causes water to change state from a liquid to a
EFFECT OF AEROSOL ON DAY TODAY LIFE a) Aerosol is the subset of air pollution which refers to the small tiny particle suspended every in atmosphere. b) Global warming is due to the aerosol. c) The size of the aerosol is small so it deposited in our lungs. d) Medical complication is due to aerosol. e) Aerosol effects on the climate change like direct and indirect effects. f) It effects on metals, nutrients, and organics like acidification. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION There are two types of particles which
Background Greenhouse gas pollution threatens the American public's health and welfare greatly. It has multiple negative effects on human health as well as the world climate. Increasing global temperature will rising the death rate and illnesses due to the scarcity of water. Ozone layers will be destroyed which will threaten human’s lives by exposing harmful solar radiation. Moreover, rising sea level and frequent climate change will reduce the number of species and their habitat. And extreme climate
The Global Warming Problem, Causes And Solutions Literature Review Global warming describes and represents a change or an increase in the heating temperature of the atmosphere and the earth's surface because of the greenhouse gases (GHG) effect. The global warming is not a new topic, so we can find a lot of studies, reports, researches, books and experiences about it. They can be written and made by different people and scientists. For example, the research ( Global warming:
wind and solar power, hydrogen produced from renewable sources, biofuels from crops, natural gas, nuclear power, and carbon sequestration to process to capture the carbon dioxide emitted from fossil fuels and store it underground (“Global Warming Solutions, Stop Global Warming - National Geographic,” n.d.). There are many things can be done in our daily lives to reduce and prevent the climate change. 3R: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle should be applied, for example in using paper, plastic bags, and