Global Health Patterns

Global Health Patterns
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A review of the three posts identified a global health pattern associated with ischemic heart disease as the leading cause of death in most of the nations described. It is a disease that represents a global trend and characteristic that offers a reflection of factors such as lifestyle and ways of life. Ischemic heart disease is a heart condition caused by the limited supply of blood to the heart and is caused by constrictions of the coronary arteries. All the three posts described the disease, and it is a clear indication of developing health patterns that are representative of a particular way of life (Silent Ischemia and Ischemic Heart Disease, 2018).
The posts also identified unsolvable global health problems that include developmental problems in most developing nations that is causing great limitations to their ability to solve health problems. High level of poverty has become a significant challenge to most nations. This is a factor that hinders most governments in developing countries to focus on development because most of their efforts go on programs of poverty alleviation, provision of aid and subsidizing for health care. These are aspects that have grown to become vicious cycles of problems that significantly limit development.
The posts also explore environmental problems that include inadequate waste management systems, harsh climatic conditions and many other factors that lead to pollution and the spread of diseases.

These are factors that represent the current situations affecting most developing nations as a result of lack of adequate funds and structural support for proper mitigation of environmental problems. Environmental problems are common in most of the countries depicted in the post. Social and political factors are also common in most of the nations. A comparison between the countries of Guyana and Haiti explore similarities of harsh climatic conditions as significant sources of catastrophes that cause the spread of disease and economic problems.
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Silent Ischemia and Ischemic Heart Disease. (n.d). Retrieved 2018, from http://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/heart-attack/about-heart-attacks/silent-ischemia-and-ischemic-heart-disease