The Growing Problem of Pre-Existing Diseases in China

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The Growing Problem of Pre-Existing Diseases in China

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It seems to me that China has some wuhan (older people) problems, and if the Chinese government would start fixing these problems, then there might be less unemployment in China. The younger generations don’t seem to care about job security, and I believe this would be a problem for the older people of the younger generations didn’t get off their backs and support the government, because I’ve talked to some young Chinese and they don’t seem to understand that basic human right of having food to eat, health care, housing, education, etc. Unfortunately, when I was younger I did have health problems, but at least I was able to pay for them. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the older people in China.

The pre-existing condition problem with the older people in China is probably an issue because the median age is rising very quickly, and some of the accidents, diseases and fatalities that occur each year are due to this phenomenon. In the United States, it’s a relatively small number of deaths caused by pre-existing conditions, but this also may decrease over time. One could also argue that the quality of life is decreasing in the country, and this affects everything from the quality of currency to the quality of jobs available. When someone looks at the stats from before World War II to now, it appears to me that the number of deaths caused by illnesses is decreasing steadily, and deaths caused by accidents are increasing steadily, and this increases the ratio of people dying through illnesses in China to the people dying through accidents.