Unsought goods are characterized as being the kinds of goods that consumers

Unsought goods are characterized as being the type of goods at consumers aren't aware exist or that they have no interest in. Sometimes, these goods can be because they are a new brand that hasn't grabbed ahold of the market they are fully after. Brand awareness can play a huge part it why a consumer isn't purchasing. If the product doesn't fit the needs of the customer and they don't see the value in it, then there won't be any reason for them to make a purchase. 

Examples of Health Science careers are:

-Registered nurse

Nursing is the job of taking care of patients in hospital and at home, usually under the supervision of a professional; is responsible for administering the treatment for them, and making sure they recover. There are different types of people nursing including paramedics and midwives.

-Food scientist

Food science is a multidisciplinary science that studies the production, manufacture, safety and use of food. Theories and methods of physics, chemistry, biology and microbiology are widely applied in food science.

-Emergency Medical Technician

An emergency medical technician is a health professional that works in a private medical transport company or a health establishment. It ensures, on medical prescription or in the event of a medical emergency, the care and transport of the sick, injured or parturient, in medical transport vehicles adapted for reasons of care or diagnosis.

-Dentist

Dentistry is the work of examining, diagnosing, preventing tooth decay as well as treating oral problems with dental surgery. Borselain or amalgm is used to fill the teeth and sometimes precious metals such as gold.

-Surgeon

A surgeon is, in medicine, a specialist in general surgery. Surgery is a broad category of invasive medical treatment that involves cutting into a body, either by a human or another animal, for a specific reason, such as removing diseased tissue, or repairing a tear or fracture.

-Medical Assistant

The medical assistants are health professionals that complement the doctors in their basic tasks, but with a higher level of specialization than that of the nurses.