To add on to what the other person said that is the WHO (world health organizations) definition of health :)
Labels that indicate warnings and side effects are known as warning labels.
Isn't it obvious? If there is a label that says the words 'warning' on it, it is likely to be a warning label. The warning label usually informs the person taking whatever it is to be careful and to be known about the side effects.
☆ B. Research institute <span>☆</span><span>
A </span>Research institute <span>s not an example of a nontraditional health information technology setting.
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D. Twenty-five minutes of zumba
this will help her with her heart because its cardio and that's also what running is. :)
