Identify And Describe Key Featues SDG-3

Question 1

KEY FEATURES

Answer 1

A key feature of SDG-3 Good health and wellbeing is to reduce the rates and impacts of a range of lifestyle diseases, such as CVD, diabeties, cancer, respiratory diseases, mental illnesses substance abuse, road traffic accidents and those caused by harmful chemicals.

A key feature of SDG-3 Good health and wellbeing is to end the epidemics of communicable diseases in particular HIV-AIDS, Tuberculosis, neglected tropical diseases, water borne diseases and hepatitis. Strategies implemented to address these communicable diseases include increasing access to medications, vaccinations, contraception and education.

A key feature of SDG-3 Good health and wellbeing is to reduce maternal mortality rates which refers to the number of mothers who die during pregnancy, childbirth or within six weeks of delivery, as well as making sure all women have access to sexual and reproductive health services; and to end preventable deaths of children under 5 from causes such as infectious diseases and asphyxia .

Question 2

Lifestyle diseases

Answer 2

A key feature of SDG-3 Good health and wellbeing is to reduce the rates and impacts of a range of lifestyle diseases, such as CVD, diabeties, cancer, respiratory diseases, mental illnesses substance abuse, road traffic accidents and those caused by harmful chemicals.

Question 3

Maternal and Child H+W

Answer 3

A key feature of SDG-3 Good health and wellbeing is to reduce maternal mortality rates which refers to the number of mothers who die during pregnancy, childbirth or within six weeks of delivery, as well as making sure all women have access to sexual and reproductive health services; and to end preventable deaths of children under 5 from causes such as infectious diseases and asphyxia, with a focus on infant mortality

Question 4

Communicable diseases

Answer 4

A key feature of SDG-3 Good health and wellbeing is to end the epidemics of communicable diseases in particular HIV-AIDS, Tuberculosis, neglected tropical diseases, water borne diseases and hepatitis. Strategies implemented to address these communicable diseases include increasing access to medications, vaccinations, contraception and education.