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Population growth in the U.S. already was stagnant over the past several years due to immigration restrictions and … /publications/issue/2016/January2016/The-Aging-Population-The-Increasing-Effects-on-Health-Care, Copyright Specialty Pharmacy Times 2006-2019, 2 Clarke Drive Suite 100 Cranbury, NJ 08512 P:609-716-7777 F:609-716-9038, Resource needs will continue to increase across all health care settings, The incidence of obesity will continue to increase, A shortage of health care professionals is expected, The diversity of caregivers lags behind the growing diversity of patients, Care has been focused on a single disease versus addressing comorbidity, The sustainability and structure of federal programs in relation to the increasing aging population are a concern, Changes in family structure may lead to fewer family caregivers, Adapting and adjusting to the Affordable Care Act pose challenges.