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Describe how the trend toward urbanization in developing countries is a health challenge of the twenty-first century.

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Answer to Question 1

According to FAO estimates, most of the increase in the world's population between 2000 and 2030 will occur in urban areas. Urbanization has been a factor in the worldwide decline in breastfeeding; the increased consumption of fats, sugars, meat, and wheat; and the outbreak of cholera in several countries due to contamination of the urban water supply. As nations continue the rural-to-urban transition, the incidence of chronic diarrhea from polluted water and food borne contamination remains a major public health problem in urban slums.

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