From what I know the most serious is melanoma. If not caught early, it can easily spread to other parts of the body.
<span><span><span>Is this a true or false question? If so, the answer would be false.
While Swimming has many benefits, it does not burn the most calories. It provides a full body work out and goes easy on your joints. However, in order to burn a ton of calories, you need to sweat. Running at 7mph for one hour will help you burn about 700 calories, while swimming at 50 yards-per-minute burns about 550 per hour.
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Answer:
Cardiovascular Endurance ⇒ Running
Running trains the cardiovascular system as it requires continuous oxygen supply to the muscles.
Muscle Strength ⇒ Lifting weights
Lifting weights builds muscle strength by as muscles get stronger from lifting heavier objects.
Muscle Endurance ⇒ Light Hand Weights
Using light hand weights such as hand grips build endurance in the muscles as they can be exercised with for longer.
Flexibility ⇒ Stretching
Stretching loosens up the joints which leads to increased flexibility.
Body Composition ⇒ Exercising Regularly
By exercising regularly, one can target all or at least most parts of the body which will lead to an improved body composition.
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the answer is 2, which is health
Variants on two approaches to the concept of health have dominated the philosophy of medicine, here referred to as 'reductionist' and 'relativist'. These two approaches share the basic assumption that the concept of health cannot be both based on an empirical biological foundation and be evaluative and thus adopt either the view that it is 'objective' or evaluative. It is here argued that there is a subset of value concepts that are formed in recognition of certain fundamental facts about living organisms, among which is the concept of health. These are not yet moral concepts, but they are 'normative' or 'evaluative'. The view is defended that health, so understood, is a fundamental concept in the process of medical diagnosis and treatment.