assessing vulnerability

Which Populations are Considered Vulnerable?

Certain populations are more vulnerable to health risks due to various factors:
- Children and elderly due to weaker immune systems.
- Pregnant women because of physiological changes.
- People with chronic illnesses like diabetes or heart disease.
- Low-income communities due to limited access to healthcare.
- Ethnic minorities who may face systemic biases and barriers.

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