A major cause of health-related problems is the increase in the incidence of chronic conditions. This is the case not only in developed countries like the United States but also in developing countries
What factor has contributed to the increased incidence of chronic diseases in developing countries?
A) Developing countries are experiencing an increase in average life span.
B) Increasing amounts of health research are taking place in developing countries.
C) Developing countries lack the health infrastructure to manage illness.
D) Developing countries are simultaneously coping with emerging infectious diseases.
Ans: D
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Chronic conditions have become the major cause of health-related problems in developed countries as well as in the developing countries, which are also trying to cope with new and emerging infectious diseases. There is indeed a lack of health infrastructure in many countries, but this is not cited as the cause of the increased incidence of chronic diseases. In many countries, increased life span and health research are not occurring.
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