what are the ethical and moral issues that present themselves when communities/cities/states choose to address or not address the health needs of underserved populations?

Undeserved populations' conditions and way of living, ethical quandaries, lack of resources available, and not wanting to alter their life restrain them from taking health needs.

Medical's biggest ethical challenge is to eliminate this difference in medical care from rich to poor. It comprises mainly the homeless and beggars.

There are three types of ethical hurdles:

Ethical distress: A condition in which healthcare workers want to give treatment but due to slackness of resources, they won't go into the right action.
Ethical conflicts: A situation where one moral value is getting fulfilled while the other is being compromised.
Ethical quandary: A situation arises where confusion in taking up the moral responsibility of taking care of an underserved population by authority covering up the humanitarian actions.

Underserved patients often have low health and disease awareness and knowledge and numeracy, and less education which creates problems.

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