How Innovative Drugs Change Human Health

the benefits ofdrugs are priceless: they save lives, keep family members alive for long periods of time, and make people's lives better andhealthyInnovative drugs have played an important role in safeguardinghealthand medical practice searly in life, and their existence is a matter of life, helping millions of people to live longer, healthier and more active lives in every process of life, from childhood to old ageDrugs greatly improve life expectancy, improve quality of life, cure previously life-threateningdiseases
(e.gsmallpox, syphilis, diphtheria, polio, etc.)antibodies and vaccines can almost cure the elimination of six majordiseases: influenza/pneumonia, syphilis, diphtheria, pertussl, tuberculosis and measlesIn some cases, drugs can turn previously life-threatening diseases into chronic, easy-to-treat conditions, while the effectiveness of the drug also depends on the length of the drug's effects, side effects and basic living conditionsExisting drugs offer hope and alleviate their suffering, saving millions of lives and extending life expectancy by nearly a third over the past 70 yearsToday, life expectancy in Europe is much longer than before, depending on the advances of medicine, which plays an important roleWith the introduction of new drugs, mortality has been reduced by nearly 50% since 1960, leading to an increase in health-related technologies For infectious diseases and children are prone to illness during , and some diseases such as cancer, mental illness, stomach ulcers, asthma, hypertension and other treatment of continuous breakthroughs and progress Although heart and seizures lead to death, it has been the leading cause of death in Europe and has halved in the past 20 years Over the years, diagnosis of hyperlipidemia, hypertension
, rheumatoid arthritis, schizophrenia, osteoporosis, Parkinson's disease, certain cancers or AIDS often means worsening the disease, disability and premature death And pharmaceutical companies are constantly working on effective treatments to deal with these serious conditions affecting millions of people in Europe So while the average life expectancy in the 20th century was only 55 years, new-born children now expect to live up to 80 years