Is changing lifestyles the least costly way to improve population health status?
Friday, January 16th, 2009
Angelina M asked:
Someone says the following: “Lifestyle may be the most important determinant of health status, but changing lifestyles may not be the least costly way to improve population health status.” Explain the circumstances under which this opinion could be true. Is it likely to be true in reality?
Someone says the following: “Lifestyle may be the most important determinant of health status, but changing lifestyles may not be the least costly way to improve population health status.” Explain the circumstances under which this opinion could be true. Is it likely to be true in reality?