Pick one of the health problems in the list below and identify at least five potential research problems that might be studied through the scientific research process. You might want to form your research problems as questions to help keep them narrow and focused.

Access to healthcare
ADHD
Alzheimer’s
Breastfeeding
Cancer
Childhood Obesity
Childhood vaccination
Chronic Kidney disease
Depression
Diabetes
Drug Addiction
Heart Disease in Women
Post-traumatic stress syndrome
Quality healthcare in nursing homes
For example, one topic that is not on the list above, but has been an issue of choice in the past is HIV. Some research problems for HIV might be:

Why are rates of HIV infection increasing now when they decreased over the past several years?
What is the primary cause of HIV?
What are the consequences of HIV?
Do individuals know what to do to reduce the likelihood of getting HIV?
Do individuals know all of the ways HIV can be transmitted?
What can be done to help increase awareness that HIV is becoming an increasing problem that is preventable?
There are many other questions you might think of related to HIV. Remember research problem questions need to be very specific.