Non communicable diseases
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- Created on: 10-04-19 17:36
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- Non - communicablediseases
- Non comunicable diseases
- A non communicable,endisease vant be passed form one individual to another
- risk factors are aspects of a persons lifestyle of substances present in a body or environment that have been shown to Ben linked to an increased rate of disease
- For some non communicable diseases a causal mechanism from some risk factors has been proven but not in others
- Cancer
- Beign and malignant tumours result from abnormal uncontrolled cell division
- Benign tumours form in one place and spread to other tissues
- Malignant tumour cells are cancerous
- They invade neighbouring tissues and may spread to diffrent parts of the body where they form secondary tumours
- There are many diffrent life style risks that can't cause cancer
- These could be smoking obesity common virus and UV exposure
- There are also genetic risk factors for some cancers
- These could be smoking obesity common virus and UV exposure
- Smoking and the risks of disease
- Smoking can cause cardi vascular disease
- These could include coranry heart disease lung cancer and lung diseases such as bronchitis and COPD.
- A foetus exposed to smoke has restricted oxygen
- Which can lead to premature birth, low birth weight and even still birth
- Smoking can cause cardi vascular disease
- Diet, exercise and disease
- Obesity is a strong risk factor for type 2 diabetes
- Your diet affects your risk of developing cardio vascular and other diseases directly through cholesterol levels and indirectly through obesity
- Exercise levels affect the likelihood of developing through obesity
- Alcohol and other cargiogens
- Alcohol can cause brain damage and death
- Alcohol can damage the liver if you drink to much and to often, i can cause cirrhosis and liver cancer
- Alcohol taken in by pregnant women can affect the development of her unborn baby
- Non comunicable diseases
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