What Factors Contribute to Population Variability?

Several factors contribute to population variability, including:

Genetic factors: Differences in genetic makeup can affect susceptibility to diseases.
Environmental factors: Exposure to different environments (urban vs. rural) can influence health outcomes.
Socioeconomic status: Income, education, and occupation can have significant impacts on health.
Behavioral factors: Lifestyle choices, such as diet and physical activity, differ among populations.
Access to healthcare: Variability in healthcare access can lead to differences in disease outcomes.