Friday, October 24, 2014

The globalization of health intrigued me in the sense that people arnt dieing as frequently in the past, and this is leading to a increase in population growth on the planet. Globalization has affected public health in a great way, one way would be vaccine-preventable communicable diseases like anthrax, measles, mumps, etc.Immunization against vaccine-preventable diseases prevents nearly three million deaths per year. Being able to Vaccinate Children and people in places that dont have the money to be, Increased Funding intiative for immunizations at a global scale. 

Even the eradication of some dieseases like polio and smallpox has been made possible through Globalization, Several developments related to globalization have affected the delivery of immunization services and the supply of vaccines. These include an increased funding base at the global level, increased attention to regulatory standards.
There are many studies on the consequences of globalization on availability of pharmaceutical products.

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