Mitigating the Economic and Social Costs of Heart Diseases Among the Aging Population in the US
Heart diseases have become a major issue of concern in the US. In the healthcare system, the problems are highly prevalent among the aging population, thus, calling for intervention by the government and other stakeholders. As a result, the economic and social cost of managing chronic illnesses has increased significantly with the number of victims. […]
The Ongoing Risk of HIV/AIDS Among Men Who Have Sex With Men
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) has progressed to become a serious global health challenge since 1981, when it first emerged. It had been estimated that by 2011, there would be 34.2 million people, both adults, and children globally, having HIV/AIDS, hence resulting in 1.7 million deaths. AIDS was first diagnosed in male heterosexuals. Men who […]
Empowering the Vulnerable: Enhancing Health and Social Care for Individuals with Specific Needs
People with specific health and social care needs are a priori the most unprotected in every society. They demand understanding from people without disabilities caused by congenital diseases, trauma during the working process and accidents, or age-related weakness. The modern healthcare system is quite mature and efficient. However, it requires modification and improvement. Every progressive […]
The Anatomy and Physiology of Anxiety Disorder: Hereditary Factors and Statistical Facts
Anxiety is a mental health disorder that has become the object of significant attention from psychologists and psychiatrists trying to find the best treatment to combat this issue. While anxiety may be viewed as a normal emotional reaction whenever individuals feel nervous, this condition might be a health disorder if they are uncertain of the […]
Government Responsibility in Balancing Public and Private Healthcare
The medical system of the USA still needs to be more effective compared with developed countries of Europe, such as Great Britain. The legislation, policies, and monitoring of the government strictly coordinate it. The US state authorities have a weak system of prevention and intervention in the national healthcare system, which is divided into two […]