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To expand "There is a link between the incidence of chronic diseases and poverty," said the WHO's adviser, Dr. Wael Safwat Abu Jabal. "Poverty is an effective factor, but chronic diseases do not differentiate between the rich and the poor, and some chronic diseases spread among the rich."
He added that the psychological situation had an impact on the spread of these diseases, especially among the poor, because of poor health care, the impossibility of using or continuing to take medication, lack of medicines and lack of awareness of the poor in isolated and random areas, said that most health systems and countries must spend the poorest who have diseases.
He explained that chronic diseases are different from infectious diseases that spread through microbes or viruses, that they spread and take a lot of time in the patient and have effects on the cells and organs of the patient. body, followed by follow-up medication and that the chronic costs are weighing on the patient and are the responsibility of the state.
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