Health Article: It's not my fault Flashcards

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What costs are a major concern for developed countries?

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Increasing health-care costs are a major concern for developed countries.

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Increasing h____ costs are a major concern for developed countires.

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Increasing health-care costs are a major concern for developed countires.

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Up to one third of Americans, for example, have at least one c____ condition.

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Up to one third of Americans, for example, ​have at least one chronic condition.

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What do governments mainly try to change in order to improve our health?

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Governments mainly try to change our behaviour in order to improve our health.

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Governments mainly try to change our b_______ in order to improve our health.

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Governments mainly try to change our behaviour in order to improve our health.

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What two key aspects of our behaviour do governments try to change?

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Governments try to usually just aim to change our diets and exercise habits.

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Aspects of life outside our control which affect our health include our i______, stress, education levels, and our social networks.

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Aspects of life outside our control which affect our health include our income, stress, education levels, and our social networks.

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Governments try to usually just aim to change our d___ and e_____ habits.

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Governments try to usually just aim to change our diets and exercise habits.

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Give fours aspects of life outside our control affect our health.

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Aspects of life outside our control which affect our health include our income, stress, education levels, and our social networks.

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Aspects of life outside our control which affect our health include our income, s_____, education levels, and our social networks.

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Aspects of life outside our control which affect our health include our income, stress, education levels, and our social networks.

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Which of the following has the biggest effect on our health levels:

income level

type of work

access to health care

social networks

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Our education level has a stronger influence on our health than our income, occupation or access to health care.

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What is the link between our occupation and our health?

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Having a high status position is strongly linked to having better health.

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Having a h____ s_____ position is strongly linked to having better health.

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Having a high status position is strongly linked to having better health.

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Can we blame people for their state of health?

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It is unfair blame individuals for their state of health.

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Do only smokers get lung cancer?

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Fifteen percent of lung cancer sufferers have never smoked. Also, most smokers never get lung cancer.

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Fifteen percent of l____ c____ sufferers have never smoked. Also, most sm______ never get lung cancer.

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Fifteen percent of lung cancer sufferers have never smoked. Also, most smokers never get lung cancer.

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Toxic waste sites are linked to what disease?

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Living close to toxic waste sites is linked to higher rates of cancer.

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Living close to toxic waste sites is linked to ______ rates of _______.

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Living close to toxic waste sites is linked to higher rates of cancer.

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What are three key steps governments could take to improve our health?

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To improve our health, governments could protect the environment, improve educational outcomes, and have better food policies.

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To improve our health, governments could p______ the ______, improve educational outcomes, and have better food policies.

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To improve our health, governments could protect the environment, improve educational outcomes, and have better food policies.

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What environmental factor affects citizens as much as smoking?

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Living in a big city puts citizens at the same level of risk for lung cancer as smokers.

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Living in a big city puts citizens at the s_____ l____ of risk for lung cancer as smokers.

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Living in a big city puts citizens at the same level of risk for lung cancer as smokers.

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Living in a ____ ____ puts citizens at the same level of risk for lung cancer as smokers.

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Living in a big city puts citizens at the same level of risk for lung cancer as smokers.

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Which can be somewhat controlled by individuals?

Income level.

Occupation.

Stress levels.

Social status.

Environment.

Diet

Exercise.

Smoking etc.

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Which can be somewhat controlled by individuals?

Income level.

Occupation.

Stress levels.

Social status.

Environment.

Diet

Exercise.

Smoking etc.

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Which cannot generally be controlled by individuals?

Income level.

Occupation.

Stress levels.

Social status.

Environment.

Diet

Exercise.

Smoking etc.

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Which can be generally controlled by individuals?

Income level.

Occupation.

Stress levels.

Social status.

Environment.

Diet

Exercise.

Smoking etc.