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    Public health programs are important for people to understand risks and benefits of the health care system. Public health has an ideology of long-term philosophy that promotes healthy living. In addition to this long-term philosophy, public health programs are based on preventive care that benefits the person and the community as a whole. The more educated are community is on their health and health care, the better off society will be. The public health program that is important to me is Division of Community Health (DCH): Making Healthy Living Easier. I believe it is the health care system responsibility to allow the community to understand and benefit from healthy living. The United States society is based around short-term fixes. These…

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    National Prevention Strategy The “National Prevention Strategy is a comprehensive plan that will help increase the number of Americans who are healthy at every stage of life” (Associate Director for Communication, 2014). It consists of seven priorities that provide evidence-based recommendations including: Tobacco free living, preventing drug abuse and excessive alcohol use, healthy eating, active living, injury and violence-free living, reproductive and sexual health, and mental and emotional…

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    Definition of health and healthy living For driving car, drivers should be fit physically and mentally. Cars should be well maintained by the driver. Driver should check the fuel level and refill the fuel during the long journey. Our lives are equipollent to journey in a car. We are the drivers for our lives. In the peregrination of lives, we should have to remain salubrious by body and mind both. Some Environmental factors like weather, roadways and traffic influence the driving. In our lives,…

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    advertisements of families living healthy lifestyle and fewer advertisements for fast food and sugary unhealthy foods. We need to put more emphasis on being active and getting physical exercise. Having more afterschool programs and clubs for children that promote living healthy would be a huge step. Afterschool programs are a great help for parents who work and need childcare, and afterschool programs that focus on healthy habits can greatly benefit children. Afterschool programs that focus on…

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    Do controlled environments provide a healthy lifestyle for animals living in them? Do they comfort the animals that consider these environments their home? Are animals better off left in the wild than cared for in these environments? Zoos and nature parks alike have been a center of entertainment for many years. In the past, animals of these controlled environments were poorly treated and tended to without a care; they were just there for show and to collect profits. Many zoos and nature parks…

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    There are many people in this world who still struggle day-to-day for food and their living expenses. Even in the developed countries like Canada and the United States, many people live under the poverty. Some of those people live in the food desert. Food desert refers to an area where healthy and fresh foods are difficult to get. It occurs both in cities and rural regions. Where people don 't have easy access to healthy foods, they are either living far off the stores with limited mobility or…

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    interesting in this chapter. While reading the chapter I found that different health chances and choices make a person live a certain way. The choices they make to live a healthy lifestyle can give them far more chances to live longer and have a healthy life. Reading about Weber and Bourdieu I found their research very interesting in studying why some social lasses are healthy than others. Also in studying their research they both had views on lifestyles that individuals take on. Weber viewed…

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    The healthy options at many universities are not always the best selection. To be more specific, here at the University of Oklahoma, the choices are very limited. Oklahoma is ranked number 6 in the Adult Obesity Rate, and it all starts with eating habits learned in early years all the way to up college years (“Adult Obesity in the United States” 1). The university has made it more convenient for students on a meal plan to eat fast food, instead of a healthier option or that the healthy option is…

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    and practices of healthy eating habits and physical activities in the United States. “A preliminary study conducted with a community advisory committee from the church to learn about the community’s health issues, needs, and concerns revealed a concern about obesity among the immigrant group” (Turk, Fapohunda, & Zoucha, 2014, p. 18). The data for this study was collected using a method called photovoice. This method allowed the participants to use photographs to describe their life experiences…

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    Chemotherapy also kills healthy living cells, which causes unwanted side effects such as hair loss, tiredness and pale skin. In this experiment we used MTT Assay to analyse which drug is more effective in killing cancer cells and keeps healthy cells viable. Our interest in this fundamental biomedical question stems from, the use of chemotherapy, and to investigate how we can reduce the damage to healthy living cells, while still using chemotherapy as a treatment for cancer. Controls as used in…

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