Which is a U.S. national health goal?

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Which is a U.S. national health goal?
increase environmental quality

Which is an accidental injury?
drowning

Which action contributes to social health?
avoiding risky behavior

Which action constitutes substance abuse?
use of medication that is not yours

tia_tia [17]3 years ago

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The goal of the US National Health is to increase environmental quality.
Drowning is an example of an accidental injury.
Communicating well is an action that contributes to social health.
Social health is an aspect of health wherein being respectful to others is affected by it.
The use of medication that is not yours is an action that constitutes substance abuse.
Improving access to quality housing influences environmental health.

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