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Millions of people die each year because of some diseases that could be prevented. – What diseases specifically are people dying from that could be prevented? In what countries is this a problem?

Globally, health issues have been a problem to most countries as witnessed by the growth of the rates of deaths from some of the non-communicable causes. – What non-communicable causes? Explain please and tell us where these deaths are an issue?

The expansion of international trade in the past decades has introduced new health risks. International trade has resulted in the introduction of a complex international distribution chain thus increasing the potential of global outbreaks because of foodborne infections, poor quality pharmaceuticals, and the contaminated consumer goods (Global Health, 2019). – Where has this proved to be an issue? For example in developing counries or developed countries? Is the cuase a lack of regulations and regulatory agencies with effective procediures?

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Health Issues and Trade among People

Introduction

The trade of goods and services between different countries can have a positive impact on health. People with similar diseases often have more opportunities to find treatment, and the spread of diseases is slowed down. However, the introduction of new trade routes can also cause problems for people who are suffering from certain conditions.

Health Issues and Trade among People

The spread of disease is a natural process. It occurs when an illness or infection moves from one person to another. This can happen when you touch something contaminated by the sick person’s body fluids or other substances, such as food and water, that are infected with viruses that cause diseases like measles or hepatitis A.

Some diseases can be prevented by using safe drinking water instead of contaminated tap water, washing your hands often with soap and warm water before eating food prepared at home (or anywhere else), avoiding contact with people who have coughs or sneezes until they have finished coughing/sneezing (it’s best not to share dishes with someone who has flu symptoms), avoiding touching their eyes when they have runny noses from colds etc., wearing gloves during gardening activities if possible—and getting vaccinated if there is any risk involved!

New Opportunities for Disease

Diseases can spread when people travel to new places. Diseases can also spread when people migrate to new places, or trade with other people in the same area. For example, some diseases are more common in certain regions of the world than others (such as malaria). This means that if you live where there’s a lot of malaria and then move somewhere else where it isn’t common, your chances of getting sick increase dramatically!

If you’ve traveled abroad recently and come down with something like chickenpox or measles—or even just have someone who has been recently infected with those viruses nearby—it’s important not only for yourself but also others around you that they get treated immediately so they don’t infect anyone else while they’re under treatment themselves.”

Diseases are spread between people of the same species.

Disease is the result of an abnormal amount of a substance in the body. This can be caused by many factors, such as an infection from bacteria or viruses and poor hygiene. Diseases can be spread between people of the same species or between different species.

The most common diseases are contagious because they are passed through direct contact with infected materials (such as saliva) or by touching objects contaminated with infectious material (such as sick people). These types of infections include:

• Malaria – An illness caused by parasites which infects red blood cells, causing anaemia and fatigue; it’s transmitted through mosquitoes that bite people while they sleep during mosquito season when temperatures drop below 18°C (64°F). Symptoms include fever; chills; headache; dizziness; diarrhoea/vomiting etc..

Health issues arise when trade begins along new trade routes

Trade and health issues are closely linked. Trade routes can spread diseases from one place to another, which can then be transmitted in new ways as goods move along that route. For example, if you want to purchase a specific type of fruit from Australia but don’t have access to it locally, you may have no choice but to buy your produce from another country where it is grown—which may be closer or farther than the original source country. This means that there will likely be more trade between these two countries and therefore more opportunities for disease transmission between them as well!

Conclusion

As we have seen, diseases can spread quickly due to new trade routes. This process of disease transmission is also known as “epidemics” or “zoonoses.” Epidemic diseases such as cholera and typhoid fever are often caused by contaminated water or food, while infectious diseases such as influenza are transmitted through sneezing or coughing while in close contact with another person who carries the virus.