How Do Infections Affect The Population

In the later years there was not a medication that cured all infections. Some infections would harm the people so bad that the population would decrease because of deaths. This would also kill off weak humans, which wouldn't be so bad. But as technology progressed they have found cures for infections and now we can live with the infections with shots. The photo below shoes shots giving for infections, or to prevent the infection.

HOW INFECTIONS ARE HELPING THE POPULATION

Like stated before the infections are still dangerous but have really no effect on the population anymore, because of medicine. In 2004 almost all deaths in the world were counted for as infection deaths. The growth sky rocketed, and took the population down by almost 12 percent.

Because the World Health Organization could not find the right vaccinations or shots to help the infections it took out the weak. Taking the weak out of the population should terrible, but will actually help in the long run.
TAKING OUT THE WEAK
Taking out the weak, or incapable is actually good for the world.

Stated in many articles we don't want incapable people working on the work force. We don't want them to have children and to keep producing children that have this same affect. So when an infections comes along it will take them out first, and help the population. But since the World Health Organization has helped the population by giving vaccinations before and after the infection.

COUNTIRES

Depending on the country and how much money they lay aside for their health department will show in the population. This graph below shows the difference between high-income countries to medium, and then low. Low income countries so show that they have less of an over populated country, but that is if the people can afford to move to high income countries.

MY VIEWS

I believe that vaccinations are positive for the world. Some people can not afford vaccinations, and some can. But the view that I am seeing is that counties that can afford vaccinations already have healthy people living in them. But countries that can not afford the vaccinations have unhealthy people living in these countries making these countries less populated. Then the countries that are blessed with vaccinations are having more over population. Fixing this problem by helping the under developed counties. There are programs that help the people who can not get vaccinations, but some are not able to always get

help.
WORK CITED
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“Health Care-Associated Infections More Common in Developing Countries.” WHO, World Health Organization, www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2010/infections_20101210/en/.

Peltola, et al. “Respiratory Viral Infections in Developing Countries: Common, Severe, and Unrecognized | Clinical Infectious Diseases | Oxford Academic.” OUP Academic, Oxford University Press, 1 Jan. 2008, academic.oup.com/cid/article/46/1/58/338472.