Answer: yes and no
Explanation:
since can affect 0.8 of the population which could kill them and this is chance killing you loved ones BUT you only have a %60 of it being positive so you should not really worry worry
if you do have it be careful
Answer:
There are many harmful chemicals in the cigarette that increases the red blood count. The compounds that is found in the cigarette are carbon monoxide, and other compounds that decreases the level of oxygen inside the body.
In order to compensate the oxygen level of the body, the body boosts the level of production of red blood blood cells in the body.
hence, the chemical like carbon dioxide and monoxide tends to decrease the level of oxygen in the body and elevated red blood cells.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
In 1995, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) was created so that the universal health coverage can be implemented. The goal of PhilHealth is for everyone in the Philippines to have a national health insurance program that is sustainable.
PhilHealth members are made up of direct contributors and indirect contributors.
Direct Contributors:
• Employees that have formal employment.
• Filipinos that are 21 years and above that can pay.
• Self-earning individuals.
• Filipino Workers that are abroad
• Lifetime members
Indirect Contributors
• Senior citizens
• Filipinos that are 21 years and above that can't pay.
• People with disabilities.
• Officials of Sangguniang Kabataan.
• The indigents that have been identified by the DSWD.
• Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino beneficiaries.