Government Actions Flashcards

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How did The Clean Air Act affect public health?

What? When? Impact P + N?

A
  • 1956
  • Told factories to burn “smokeless fuels
  • N: problem still continued
  • P: smoke- free areas reduced smog + lung disease
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How did the 2001 government guidance on smog affect public health?

What? Impact N?

A
  • Motorists encouraged to buy diesel cars.
  • N: More particles in air
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How did the link between smoking and cancer affect public health?

When? Impact P +N?

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  • 1962
  • P: Government took steps to tackle smoking.
  • N: they thought this would worsen economy so acted slowly.
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Give 2 government actions that attempted to deal with smoking.

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1.) 1971: Health warnings on cigarettes
2.) 2007: Ban smoking in public places

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How did government actions against smoking affect pubic health?

Impact P + N?

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P: less people with lung diseases
N: Still a problem today because they don’t want to be a “Nanny State.”

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How did the NHS affect public health?

When? Impact P + N?

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  • 1948
  • P: free healthcare–> less disease
  • N: Higher taxes
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7
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Which 2 main organisations are the ones that improved public health?

A
  • Government
  • Council offices
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How did free school meals affect public health?

When? Impact P?

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  • 1906
  • P: hot meals for poor and reduced malnourishment.

Still used today

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How did old age pensions affect public health?

When? Impact P?

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  • 1908
  • P: Saved people from workhouses
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How is the problem of inactivity being tackled today?

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  • Campaigns to eat less and move more.
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