7.1 Non-communicable Diseases (GCSE Biology)

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A person regularly exposed to asbestos may develop what condition?

What disease would heavy alcohol use greatly increase the risk of?

A factor which increased the instance of global deaths by lung cancer historically is:

Regular exercise reduces the risk factor associated with what disease?

Chronic exposure to ultraviolet light majorly contributes to:

Which is a common lifestyle risk factor for non-communicable diseases?

What factor does not contribute to non-communicable diseases?

Why are non-communicable diseases costly to local communities?

What does the term "risk factor" mean in biology?

Identify a condition strongly associated with obesity:

How does second-hand smoke affect others?

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