Beyond that, it is irresponsible to suggest that boosting births or immigration can lessen the burden of ageing, at anything like the scale at which they increase the burden of population growth.
And because PPPs like Gonghe might just be the right model to address the challenges surrounding elderly care in China as well as in other nations that face a looming burden of population aging.
Conservation will reduce the burden of population growth throughout Southern California, according to the MWD, which expects demand to grow by a bit over 10% between now and 2040, assuming continued and increased conservation.
Use of this measure of "sad, blue or depressed days" along with other valid mental health measures can help to assess the burden of population mental distress, identify subgroups with unmet mental health needs, inform the development of targeted interventions, and monitor changes in population levels of mental distress over time [ 12].
Arsenic contamination of rice by irrigation with contaminated groundwater and secondarily increased soil arsenic compounds the arsenic burden of populations dependent on subsistence rice-diets.
The Global Malaria Action Plan advocates the scaling-up of ITNs and IRS for an immediate impact on the malaria burden of populations at risk (Roll Back Malaria Partnership 2008).
We used DCGs in this study because federal agencies (e.g., Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality), state governments, and commercial insurance companies use DCG models to assess the morbidity burden of populations (22– 22).
This has potential implications for studies aiming to evaluate changing body burdens of a population over time.
Such research would provide an estimate of total disease burden (cost) of population exposure.
This distribution poses even greater challenges to host countries given that mortality causes and disease burdens of displaced populations are often similar to populations with high child mortality rates.
