Social Consequences of Urbanization

Social Consequences

  • Health: There can be a "dark side" to city life, despite the fact that residing in a city is frequently linked to having better access to health care. The overall health and wellbeing of city dwellers may be impacted by the stress of city living. Many different health issues, including stress, lung issues, high blood pressure, obesity, low birth weight, and even depression, can be attributed to certain metropolitan lifestyles.
  • Rural and Urban Poverty: As a result of the movement of industry to rapidly urbanising areas, the rural population faces serious socioeconomic issues. In rural areas, there were ....
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