True. If it is a bacterial infection that it can be treated with antibiotics but if it's a viral infection, you can't get rid of it. The best you can do is lessen the pain or heal the ulcers that may show up.
I'm not entirerly sure whether ANY of these statements could be considered untrue.
Socializing up to a certain extent could increase productivity, granted it would be done with work in mind.
B, C, D all are true as these are very commonplace things that can happen at the workplace, while not all are equally probable all of them could happen.
If one really is considered untrue, it most likely would be A.
(1) tobacco use, (2) alcohol consumption, and (3) unhealthy diet and physical inactivity.
<span>Establishing smoke-free zones and enforcing alcohol policies on college campuses illustrate a new emphasis on: Health promotion
Smokes has been proven to caused various type of diseases such as lung cancer and Erectile dysfunction, and alcohol has been proven to damage your liver in the long run. Regulating these substances will improve people's overall health within your community.
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In order to prevent drug abuse a combination of strategies might be very helpful. As there are more than one reason for a person to become a substance abuser there also are many ways to prevent it. First of all, there should be family support and good communication so there should not be barriers. And if the problem is already present the worst thing to do is to refuse it and pretend it is not happening because, in that way, it is impossible to help a person. On the other hand, it is importan to avoid negotiation, rules should be strict not to let a person to be tempted or find an easy way out. Good decisions should be made within a family and with professional help so everybody is aware and all members could go in the same direction. Last but not least, making a plan , an action plan wold be very wise so everybody knows what to do and could collaborate in the process.
