what are/will be the role of environmental and lifestyle factors on human diseases, past, present and future?
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These lifestyle factors are very important due to the fact that they had helped, are helping and will help the human health.\n\nPast\n     The factors had helped many diseases to be discovered due to technology. And in turn, the scientists have developed different methods of how to prevent/cure these diseases.\n\nPresent\n     The factors had helped many individuals in the present day because these are in fact a way of life a human should have. Also, the present scientists are trying to find other cures for new diseases.\n\nFuture\n     The factors will establish a need for a healthy lifestyle for the future years. And as always, our future scientists will try to find a more effective cure for still uncured diseases.
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There has been pollution in various forms ever since humans formed communities eons ago.  We actually have very clean conditions today compared with the last several hundred years, during which major cities were famous for having raw sewage in their gutters.  Nonetheless, the KINDS of pollution have changed, and now we have to battle chemicals and heavy metals in our air and water, as well as biohazardous material with half-lives of tens of thousands of years.\n\nSo, you need to figure out your thesis for your homework assignment.  You should visit your local library and ask the reference librarian to help you figure out what your question really is and to help you find some material to answer your question.\n\nGood luck.
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I think the second one.\n\nMany cancers can be prevented thru healthy lifestyle choices.
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How many people could survive just "living off the land?" Not many I would guess. Health is compromised by chemicals that we consume in our food/water and in the air we breathe. Misuse of prescription drugs (i.e. antibiotics) makes us vulnerable to disease because of lowered immunity. The stress of living in a fast-paced, hectic society affects many areas of mental and physical health. We need to slow down.
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Humans have made huge impacts on the physical environment by logging, farming, building, and really just existing. The problem is the rate of change is accelerating as the population grows exponentially and people become industrialised and require more and more. The earth really cannot sustain this growth in all aspects of people greed and need. There is no easy way to slow it let alone stop it.\n\nAs a planet we are doomed! not tomorrow but before this century is out.
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Here it is:\n\nNightingale's Environmental Theory states that certain aspects of the environment should be used in assisting in the recovery of patients. Freash air, pure clean water, bright sun light, good drainage and cleanliness were necessary in order to ensure complete recovery of the ill. Deficiencies in any of the factors produced lack of health or illness. In addition, maintaining a warm, noise free environment and paying attention to a healthy, timely diet would also aid in improving one's health. (Kozier et al., 1997, 31)
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Biology\nEnvironmental Science\nChemistry
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"Before pollution" implies before the Industrial Revolution. Is that what you meant?  I believe it was still heart disease (as it is today) and accidents.\n\nThis site has specific statistics:
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First concern:  water pollution.  We need water to live.  Our bodies have very limited ability to tolerate unclean water.  It is very hard and costly to clean up water supplies.\nSecond concern:  air pollution.  We need air to live.  Humans can tolerate some pollution, and it is easier to stop pollutants and allow air to clean itself.
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anything from genetics and unhealthy eating to the environment in which a person lives.
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this might help http://www.redorbit.com/news/science/554072/diseases_caused_by_pollution_cost_state_health_care_according_to/index.html?source=r_science
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Yes, due to lifestyle (nutrition, smoking, etc), comorbid medical illness (diabetes, heart disease) and suicide.
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humans- stress,health, emotional effects, financial effects, humanity comes intoplay here with people helping people\n\nenviroment- new growth, polution(the ash in the sky), migration of wildlife(have 2 move to find food),
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family history\nobesity\npoor diet\nlack of exercise
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Ask the same question about humans: Depends on their genes, their up-bringing and their environment.
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Pollution can cause the following harms:\n1. Dust particles and smoke particles deposit themselves in the lungs and cause respiratory problems.\n2. Carbon monoxide react with the red blood cells to form carboxy haemoglobin. Then red blood cells loose the capacity to carry oxygen.\n3. Chlorofluorocarbons destroy the ozone layer and this in turn can cause skin cancer.\n4. Sulphur dioxide and nitric oxide dissolve in water to form acid rain. This acid rain destroys buildings and damages crops and trees.\n\nWell,that's all i have.Hope this bit of information helps you to get through your homework.\nAll the best.
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(1) There are several factors which make environmental problems. Some of them are mentioned below for your knowledge.\na) Overcrowding, poor-quality housing\nb) Inadequate provision for water supply\nc) sanitation factors\nd) Different pollutions( air, water, land)\ne) Deforestation\nf) Smoke from vehicles and  factories\n\n(2) In addition to that, secondary impacts of the above mentioned factors are also make environmental problems.