Global Health and Sustainability

Global Health and
Sustainability

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................3
Issues................................................................................................................................................3
Background......................................................................................................................................4
Current status...................................................................................................................................5
Key consideration............................................................................................................................6
Option............................................................................................................................................10
Recommendation...........................................................................................................................11
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................12
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................14

INTRODUCTION
Global heath is the respective level of understanding in term of the international and
interdisciplinary contexts which have the inclusion of their respective study, research and
practising of the medicines in order to have the focus on improving heath and health care equity
for the population worldwide in respective manner (da Costa Vieira and et.al., 2017). Global
health initiative has tended in account the medical and non-medical disciplinary’s which have the
consisting of epidemiology, sociology, economic disparities, public policy, environmental
factors, cultural studies, etc. as considered to the breast cancer in been identified as the global
issues as having its existence in both developed and developing countries. This cancer has been
identified as the top cancer in the women which is increasing at significant rate in the developing
countries as most of the case have been the diagnoses in the last stages. In this report there will
be clear discussion of the issue of breast cancer and currents status of the global issues in all over
the world. There will be also the discussion of their important trends, data, facts and
considerations in order to have the supporting statements. The report will be concluded with
respective conclusion and recommendation in order to have reduction of the breast cancer among
in women in both developing and developed countries.
MAIN BODY
Issues
Disparities in the level of global burden, the breast cancer have been identified especially in the
countries which have the inclusion of different development levels. In addition to that’s the
global health policy makes have to clear with understanding of the exact level of correlations
between the disease burden and socioeconomic status to formulate appropriate measures
according to local conditions. This briefing is regarding the description of the current trends and
pattern of the breast cancer incidence and mortality among there low middle-income countries.
this will be combining the latest data s with the breast cancers over the last 2 decades (Rivera-
Franco and Leon-Rodriguez, 2018). The approach will be comprehensive level of investigations
of the breast cancer along associates’ level of health inequalities and change according the
national development level. On the other hand the developing countries are facing the changing
demographic which have their change all the mergence of the public health interest in all the
disease patterner, epidemiology and the treatments outcomes in order to have the controlling
strategies of cancer. As the issues that the rapid level of urbanization in the developing countries
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have the inflicted the major level of changes in the disease patterns. In order to have the full level
of understanding of the narrowing gap between the developed and developing countries will be
stated in the briefing reports. There have the inclusion the strategic level of approaches in order
have the control over the cancer should be directed to the unique nature of each region
(Samantaray, and et.al.,2017). There is the need for the special direction which is making the
proper representation of the age groups which have the requiring the special level of
consideration in terms of the during the screening the breast ungazing the symptomatic
presentations late last stages as well as there have been lacks of the adequate level of diagnosis
and treatments facilities.
Background
Breast cancer is the leading causes of the death and disability among the women’s in the low-
and middle-income countries. In addition to that’s there have the incidence of their overall
mortality rates have there to continues lower that’s in most of the high-income countries as the
case of fatality rate form the breast cancer tends to very high. Developing countries tends to have
the limited level of resources and the use if there the different significant strategies in order to
have diagnosing the breast cancers. In the low middle-income countries there, population have
the clear dependency on their public health care systems which will be affecting the diagnosis of
the cancer. As per there census of the 2011, it has been estimated as the worldwide over the
508000 women have died in the 2011 due to the breast cancers (Vanderpuye and et.al., 2017). As
considered to be though as disease , it can be stated as developed countries have almost 50% of
breast cancer cases and the 58% of there death have been occurred in less developed countries.
As there is low level of survivals rate in the developing countries have the clear level of
statement stating that’s there is lack of early detection programmes which have been resulting
in the high proportions if the won presenting themselves at the late last stages as well as there
have been lacks of the adequate level of diagnosis and treatments facilities. As the issues that the
rapid level of urbanization in the developing countries have the inflicted the major level of
changes in the disease patterns.
The breast cancer incidence rate is higher in high-income countries than in low-income and
middle-income countries. As many of their high income countries have the better level of
awareness of the risk factors due to the regulars mammography screening and the stuffiest and
effective medical services which have turned out to get the decrease in there breast cancer
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