Tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke. Poor nutrition, including diets low in fruits and vegetables and high in sodium and saturated fats. Lack of physical activity.
Some causes of chronic diseases include: tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke- secondhand smoke is when the people/person around you is/are/were smoke/smoking, not you- Poor nutrition- including diets low in fruits and vegetable and high sodium and saturated fats-. Lack of physical activity is also another cause.
To prevent a chronic disease from happening, you should control what kinds of food you eat to maintain a healthy diet. If someone in the room with you starts smoking, you should politely ask them to stop or exit the room. If someone asks you if you want to smoke, say no. Exercise at least 15 minutes a day.
Once you get the item generally focused on the coarse adjustment, you should leave it alone. If you try to move it again, the chance is you'll run into the slide and either knock the specimen or even scratch the microscope's lens. Always use the fine adjustment, and nothing else, once you have set the coarse adjustment to the appropriate level. Hope this helps!
You should not, EVER, cut the renal artery. Doing so not only means that blood is no longer going to that kidney, but just as well, blood can't be filtered.
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C. to address the ethical consequences of genomic research
Explanation:
Option A comes very close to the correct answer but is not the main goal. Although the scientists were after decoding our genome and mapping our genes and such, ultimate goal was also to address the ethical consequences of genomic research because your genome is your blueprint (i.e. your genome makes you).
Peach and it is rich with vitamin E