Vulnerability comes as a result of an interaction between the resources accessible to persons as well as communities and the life challenges they go through. Vulnerability emerges from developmental challenges, individual inabilities, underprivileged social status, insufficiency of interpersonal networks as well as supports, dishonored neighborhoods along with environments, as well as the intricate interactions of these aspects over the life course. Gender Special Populations in relation to Healthcare analyzes the notion of

Conditions Associated With a Lack of Exercise/Physical Activity Health is one of the most important things in people's lives, but individuals often fail to focus on this aspect because they concentrate on diverse tasks that they wrongly consider to be more important. As a consequence, many end up suffering greatly as a result of their irresponsible behavior. In addition to causing significant health problems in people's lives, sedentary living is also

Education -- Social Risks and Vulnerabilities This is Part I of the Social Risks and Vulnerabilities Project. St. Lawrence County, New York State and Missoula County, Montana were chosen from the Hazard Vulnerability and Risk Institute web site because they have similar population size but are from different geographic regions (Northeast vs. Northwest). The data regarding their official web sites and U.S. Census data follow. Lawrence County, New York State (Hazards &

Mobile Device Security Factors and Implementation of Mobile Device Security Mobile devices have become ubiquitous and its usage is only going up from here. With such an extensive usage of mobile devices for personal and business use, its security becomes an important question. Most devices ado not have the security mechanism in place in the case of a theft, loss or intentional breach of the network and this makes the data present

Business Risks -- Overview of the Risk Environment There are various types of business risks in the business environment, and these risks, of course, can differ from environment to environment depending on the type of business or organization. The severity and category of the risk also depends on the largeness of the organization and on various other factors, such as location, personality of employer, quantity of employees employed, and so forth

Social Vulnerability Analysis Compare and contrast your findings based on your research and provide a summary. Describe the correlation between environmental and socioeconomic risk and vulnerability for the counties you selected. This is Part III of the Social Risks and Vulnerabilities Project. St. Lawrence County, New York State and Missoula County, Montana were chosen from the Hazard Vulnerability and Risk Institute web site because they have similar population size but are from