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smoking health concerns

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cardio vascular disease, cancer, infancy conerns (low birth weight)

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alcohol health concerns

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liver cancer, weight gain (high BMI, cardiovascular, type 2 diabetes)

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High BMI health concerns

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cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, mental health issues

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underconsumption of veg and fruit impacts

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low fibre intake causing weight gain

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underconsumption of veg and fruit link to HS

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increased prevalence of cardiovascular and cancer

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underconsumption of veg and fruit link to BOD

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YLL and YLD for high BMI (cardiovascular, type 2 diabetes)

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underconsumption of dairy impacts

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calcium intake low, calcium required for strong bones and teeth

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underconsumption of dairy link to HS

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morbidity due to osteoporosis

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underconsumption of dairy link to BOD

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YLD as result of osteoporosis

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high intake of fat impacts

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energy dense leads to weight gain, LDL cholesterol speeding up atherosclerosis

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high intake of fat link to HS

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higher mortality and morbidity rates for cardiovascular, type 2 diabetes and colorectal cancer

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high intake of fat link to BOD

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increased DALY for cardiovascular, type 2 diabetes and colorectal cancer

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high intake of sugar impacts

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stored as fat if consumed in excess

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high intake of sugar link to HS

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higher mortality due to high BMI and associated conditions, incidence and prevalence of dental caries

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high intake of sugar link to BOD

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can contribute to dental decay, which contributes to YLD, especially for children.

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high intake of salt impacts

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Draws fluid out of cells which increases blood volume and blood pressure

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high intake of salt link to HS

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Morbidity and mortality rates due to hypertension, heart failure, stroke and heart attack

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high intake of salt link to BOD

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Can contribute to higher levels of hypertension, which can increase the incidence and prevalence of cardiovascular and increase the DALY associated with these conditions

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low intake of fibre link to HS

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-Increased morbidity and mortality rates from colorectal cancer and cardiovascular disease.

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low intake of fibre link to BOD

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Contributes to DALY associated with colorectal cancer and cardiovascular disease

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low intake of iron link to HS

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Incidence and prevalence of anaemia

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low intake of iron link to BOD

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YLD due to anaemia, especially among females of child bearing age.

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YLD

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a measure of how many healthy years of life lost due to disease, disability or injury

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YLL

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a measure of how many expected years of life lost due to premature death

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mortality
death levels
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morbidity
ill health levels
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burden of disease
a measure of the impact of disease and injuries, in a unit called DALY
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life expectancy
the number of years of life, on average, remaining to an individual at a particular age if death rates dont change.
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list the biological factors
- Genetics - Body weight - Blood pressure - Age - Birthweight
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genetics
Individual risk of disease such as breast cancer, heart disease, diabetes
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body weight
Overweight and obesity- at risk of cardiovascular, cancer, type 2 diabetes
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blood cholesterol
Cholesterol is used for production of hormones and vitamin D
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LDL
bad build up of cholesterol in arteries
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HDL
good cholesterol
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blood pressure
Hypertension- persistently high blood pressure Leads to heart failure and atherosclerosis leads to heart attack or stroke
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birthweight
Less than 2.5kg is considered low More likely to have medical conditions such as high blood pressure heart disease and diabetes
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list sociocultural factors
- SES - Early life experience - Access to healthcare - Social isolation - Unemployment
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SES
Having suffiecient income to buy nutrious foods such as fresh fruits which may improve HS
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unemployment
a long period may lead to feelings of failure/worthlessness leading to increased mordibity from depression and self harm
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social isolation
People who are isolated from others have no one to go to in difficult times leading to higher rates of morbidity from depression.
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list environmental factors
- Work environment - Urban design and infrastructure - Climate change - Housing - Geographical location
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work environment
Back injuries from heavy lifting Cuts from power tools
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urban design and infrastructure
Proximity to hospitals
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geographical location
Living in isolation making it difficult to access fresh foods
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male and female variations
* - life expectancy is 4 years lower than females * - males have higher mortality rates * - males experience higher burden of disease * - Higher rates of cardiovascular, type 2 diabetes, injuries (violence)
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male and female biological link
* - Higher rates of overweight and obesity in males * - Testosterone increases risk taking behaviours, injuries
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male and female sociocultural link
* - Males have more dangerous occupations generally * - Gender roles – expected to be tough or ‘macho’
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male and female environmental link
- Exposure to dangerous workplaces - Building sites - Outdoor areas (UV exposure)
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indigenous and non variations
* - Life expectancy us 10 years less for Indigenous people * - Higher mortality rates * - Higher rates of non-communicable diseases; asthma, cancer, obesity * - Higher rates of dental and gum disease * - Higher rates of communicable disease; STIs
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Indigenous and non biological
Higher rates of: * - Obesity * - Hypertension * - Low birth weight babies
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indigenous and non sociocultural
* - Lower SES (occupation, education and income) * - Higher rates of unemployment * - Social exclusion and discrimination * - Lack of access to health care (culturally)
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indigenous and non environmental
* - Poorer quality housing * - Poorer water and sanitation systems * - Remote areas with great distances to healthcare/supermarket * - Exposure to tobacco smoke
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SES
A persons position in society, in relation to others based on their income, occupation and education levels.
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variations in SES
o - Lower life expectancy (3 years) o - Higher mortality rates o - Higher rates of non-communicable diseases; type 2 diabetes, lung cancer o - Higher rates of injury o - 2 x the rate of mental and behavioural problems
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biological ses
Higher obesity rates o - Higher rates of hypertension o Higher rates of low birth weight babies
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sociocultural ses
* - More likely to be unemployed * - Lower education levels/health literacy * - Higher rates of social exclusion
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environmental set
* - Higher rates of environmental tobacco smoke exposure * - Poorer housing * - Dangerous working environments * - More exposure to fast food outlets
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cities and outside cities variations
Those living outside cities experience lower life expectancy (7 years) o - Higher YLD and YLL increasing with remoteness o - Higher rates of obesity, dental decay, cancer; unable to get treatment
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cities and outside cities biological
o - Higher rates of obesity o - Higher rates of hypertension o - Low birth weight babies
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cities and outside cities sociocultural
o - Lower SES o - Lower health literacy o - Higher rates of unemployment or dangerous occupations
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cities and outside environmental
o - Poorer road quality o - Lack of geographical access to health services, education etc o - Harsher climates, sun exposure

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