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The Effect Of Lifestyle On Some Non-communicable Diseases (GCSE Biology)
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Smoking is linked to increased risk of several cardiovascular diseases. Which effect of smoking most directly damages artery walls?
Which component of lifestyle is most strongly linked to increased risk of many cancers and cardiovascular disease?
Which one of these public-health lifestyle measures would most reduce population levels of cardiovascular disease?
Which statement best explains why obesity increases the workload on the heart?
Which lifestyle change would most directly reduce LDL (“bad”) cholesterol?
Which dietary factor contributes to the development of atherosclerosis?
Which lifestyle change will most reduce blood pressure in someone with hypertension?
Which biomarker is commonly measured to assess long-term blood glucose control in diabetes?
Which dietary change would help lower blood cholesterol?
Which of the following is an effect of regular aerobic exercise on the cardiovascular system?
A person with coronary artery blockage might undergo angioplasty. What happens during angioplasty?
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