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- 2.as you have learned from the people you met today, lung diseases is impacted by lifestyle, genetics, and infection. Which of these factors do you think would be easiest for society to work on to try and reduce lung disease? why do you think this?
- 3.as you learned, gastrointestinal disease has a large impact, not only on society but also on the individual. what did you learn about the impact of gastrointestinal disease that affected you the most? why did it affect you?
- 4.Although drugs can treat and cure illnesses, they can also have side effects that create new problems for a patient. how have therapeutic drugs impacted you, or someone you know, positively, negatively, or both?
- 1.The treatment and care of newborns can be quite different from what is required for children and adults, what surprised you or concerned you about what you learned as you visited the neonatal part of the hospital.
- 1.One thing that surprised and concerned me was the actual fragility of newborns as well as the amount of advanced technology their is to help them grow and get better
- 1.As well as witnessing the emotional impact on the families of these babies in the neonatal care unit
- 2.Reducing lung disease requires a multifaceted approach, but focusing on lifestyle factors may be the easiest for society to address effectively. Lifestyle factors such as smoking, air pollution exposure,
- 2.and unhealthy diet choices play significant roles in the development and progression of lung diseases, making them prime targets for intervention.
- 3.the profound effect they can have on both the physical and emotional well-being of those affected. GI diseases encompass a wide range of conditions, including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD),
- 3. and gastrointestinal cancers, among others. These conditions can cause symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, nausea, vomiting, and weight loss, significantly impairing individuals' quality of life.
- 4.My uncle was diagnosed with MS and i can say therapeutic drugs helped a lot with managing such a difficult condition as well as providing pain relief which overall improved his quality of life and made everyone feel better about a once confusing situation
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