Preventions

Question 1

What year did government introduce vaccine for diphtheria

Answer 1

1942

Question 2

Vaccine for tetanus

Answer 2

1961

Question 3

Vaccine for rubella

Answer 3

1970

Question 4

Vaccine for measles

Answer 4

1968

Question 5

Vaccine. For polio and whooping cough

Answer 5

1950

Question 6

What did the government introduce to prevent disease

Answer 6

Compulsory vaccinations inspired by smallpox vaccination
Passing laws to provide a healthy environment e.g. clean air act, smoking ban, clean water
Communicating health risks
Charities-BHF advertises protecting heart by giving up smoking, eating less fat and exercising

Question 7

How many kids died from diphtheria a year

Answer 7

3000

Question 8

How many cases of polio was there in 1950s

Answer 8

8000

Question 9

When was true first vaccine for polio

Answer 9

1956 followed by a better one in 1962

Question 10

When did the last person get polio

Answer 10

1984

Question 11

When was the clean air act

Answer 11

1956 and 1968

Question 12

What was clean air act triggered by

Answer 12

Bad smog in London caused by air pollution when people burned coal to heat homes

Question 13

What did the government introduce to the acts

Answer 13

Smoking ban in all public places 2007

Limiting car emissions

Question 14

What type of campaigns did the government introduce

Answer 14

Healthy lifestyle campaigns

Question 15

What did advertising campaigns do

Answer 15

Warns against dangers like smoking, binge drinking, drugs and unprotected sex

Question 16

What did stopsober do

Answer 16

Encouraged people to stop smoking for a month

Question 17

What did healthy eating and exercise campaigns do

Answer 17

Encouraged change4life (5 a day)