The Impact of Urbanization on Global Health: A Cross-Sectional Study
Keywords:
urbanization, global health, public health, infectious diseases, healthcareAbstract
This study investigates the effects of rapid urbanization on global health outcomes, focusing on both positive and negative health impacts, such as access to healthcare and the spread of infectious diseases. Using data from various international health organizations, the research highlights the multifaceted nature of urbanization and its implications for public health policies. The findings reveal notable regional differences, prompting the need for tailored policy interventions.
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