Response of Global Health Towards the Challenges Presented by Population Aging

Adopted in 2015,the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)represent a global commitment to eradicating poverty,safeguarding the planet,and championing well-being,peace,and prosperity for all by the year 2030(1).This advancement ties closely to the inescapable trajectory of the global population development and the significant challenges presented by population aging—a matter pertinent to every nation.The SDGs not only prioritize poverty eradication and healthy living at all ages,but also encourage gender equality,comprehensive and productive employment opportunities,and the reduction of inequality both within and between nations.In addition,the goals advocate for inclusive,safe,resilient,and sustainable cities and human settlements.