Question

1. What are the differences or similarities between hunger in a developed country and hunger in a low-income country?
2. What can be done to prevent or slow the development of the disease? How is it treated or managed? what are some of the long term consequences of poor management?
3. What are some of the conditions that impact women across the globe?

Answer 1

1. The similarity between the hunger in the developed and low-income country is it occurs to everyone regardless of their economic status, their age and their racial culture.But the significant difference is most of them are rich in developed country than the low income country so the quenching and satisfying of their hunger is very quick when compared to low income country.

2. The way to prevent or slow down the development of the disease in the country are as follows,

• First creating awareness and providing better knowledge to the people
• Teaching health hygiene
• Developing Good nutrition intake.

It will be treated by proper physician diagnosis and direction. There are variety of management protocols are established in the medical field, the diseased individual should need to approach the proper physician and get treated.
As the view of whole country, the Government should need to take action by means of epidemiologist and other disease controlling teams.

When there is poor management of disease and its sign and symptoms there will be a terrific situation that the surrounding environment or the individual needs to handle. The consequences such as more number of mortality and morbidity rate, poverty, decrease in country economic development.

3. There are various conditions and situation that impact the women across the globe. Some of them are more serious and some of the issues are getting recovered today. Following are some major condition that impact the women throughout the world,

• Educational facility and rights
• Availability of employment and trading
• Maternal and reproduction health issues
• Basics Rights to be live as like Men
• Child marriage
• Sexual abuse and harassment.