Question

1. Do you know any children who have died from pneumonia, diarrhea, malaria, measles, or undernutrition? What does your answer or classmates’ answers indicate about global health inequalities?
2. What educational and other resources are available for children in your community who have special needs? Do you have any suggestions for improvement?
3. A growing number of American women what to give birth at home instead of at a hospital. What do you think about this practice? What environment would you prefer if you were giving birth or your partner was giving birth?
4. Do you think that there is a limit to the number of humans who can live on Earth? What factors contribute to the ability of the Earth to sustain (or fail to sustain) a large number of humans?

Answer 1

Yes.I know many children who died from pnuemonia, diarrhea, malaria, measles and undernutrition.About 25,000 children are dying due to diseases before they are even 5 years old and this situation reflects the inequality in global health.

The rate of children's death is high in developing countries as the rich prople become richer and the poor people becomes poorer.

And mostly due to the people who are living under below poverty line cannot get treatment to diseases they even cannot know that they are suffering from disease because they are uneducated.They don't even know that they should vaccines.

The main root cause for health inequalities are sixuas environment, services, income, wealth education, transportation.

Several people in developing countries are dying due to undernutrition and diseases.The government should work to protect the people from diseases by providing vaccines nad treatment. And people should be aware about their​ health conditions.