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Irina-Kira [14]
1 year ago
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Activity 1 think of any programs you know about non-communicable disease (ncd). write down words or phrases that associates with

ncd.
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amm18121 year ago
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The word Non - communicable disease refers to the group of disorders or diseases which are non contagious or non infectious .

As non-communicable disease occurs due to genetic , environmental , physiological or lifestyle changes these are not passed from person to person, so these lasts for a longer period of time (chronic diseases) . Examples of these type of conditions are : diabetes , Alzheimer , cancers , asthma or any mental health conditions and respiratory diseases . These diseases can be aggravated by tobacco or cigarette use , unhealthy diets and sedentary lifestyle (physical inactivity ).

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