Over the past few years, the prevalence of the chronic disease has grown significantly. The rising prevalence is leading to a severe social and economical burden on the individuals and their families. Chronic diseases are long-lasting conditions with endless side effects associated with them. Despite the rise in morbidity and mortality, the global response to the problem remains insufficient. Especially in the developing world, due to the shortage of financial support and the capacity to invest in prevention, treatment, and research, there is a steep rise in chronic disease-related morbidity. Similarly, the situation is not up to the mark in developed countries. ...
