Neo-Malthusian theory holds that population growth is exponential and that human population growth can easily outstrip its food resources if not held in check with artificial birth control measures. It differs from traditional Malthusian theory in the proposed birth control solution.
Now that you have a better idea on how to become a nurse anesthetist, you should also consider your career prospects after completing this intensive training. Nurse anesthetists are in high demand since the administering of anesthesia is a standard practice in many medical procedures, such as surgical ones.
You need four years of college followed by four years of medical school, one year as an intern and three or four years in an anestheiology residency program. In total -- that is 12 years (though you get paid as an intern and resident). Chemistry would probably be a good major. It depends on what route you want to go. If you want to go the Med School route, it will take 8-10 years before you are registered to practice as an Anesthesiologist. The other route to go is to become an Registered Nurse, get your Bachelor of Science in Nursing, then go through a Master's Degree program to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA.)