Why is it Important to Address These Issues in Epidemiology?
Addressing the health needs of underserved populations is crucial for several reasons:
Health equity: Ensuring all individuals have a fair opportunity to attain their highest level of health. Disease prevention: Underserved populations are often at higher risk for chronic diseases and infectious diseases. Public health: Improving the health of underserved populations can lead to better health outcomes for the broader community. Economic benefits: Healthier populations contribute to economic productivity and reduce healthcare costs.
