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Introduction
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Global Challenge of
Disease
The challenge of poverty
brings with it the problem
of disease control around
the world. It is worth
noting that some
diseases including
malnutrition, malaria,
typhoid, cholera and
many others have a direct
connection to poverty.
Such as:
Access to clean water
and a clean
environment
including sewage
systems and a
pollution free
environment would
determine the
susceptibility of
people to disease.
According to recent
research.
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