When Rishi Manchanda says, “Where health care begins is not the four walls of a doctor’s office, but where we live and work; whe
re we eat, sleep, learn, and play; where we spend the majority of our time,” what specifically does he mean? How can work and play or where we eat and sleep impact our health?
He is saying that the doctor isn't responsible for your health, you are. What you are eating, how much you are sleeping,if you are playing in a good and healthy environment. Also where you eat affects you because if you are running out the door while trying to eat or if you are multitasking your body isn't focusing on digesting your food, it is focusing on whatever else you are doing and that can cause problems.
Demography is the study of birth and diseases and it shows the changes in human population. It’s to understand the dynamics of birth, aging of the human cycle.
