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The Effect Of Lifestyle On Some Non-communicable Diseases (GCSE Biology)
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Which lifestyle intervention is most effective in reducing risk of type 2 diabetes in overweight adults?
Which of the following is a non-communicable disease often linked with sedentary lifestyle and excess weight?
Which lifestyle factor has the strongest evidence for increasing risk of stroke?
Which measurement would a doctor use to assess a person’s risk of cardiovascular disease?
Which component of lifestyle is most strongly linked to increased risk of many cancers and cardiovascular disease?
Which dietary change would help lower blood cholesterol?
How does a high-salt diet raise risk of cardiovascular disease?
High body mass index (BMI) increases the risk of coronary heart disease. Which mechanism explains this link?
Excessive alcohol use is a lifestyle factor linked to which non-communicable disease?
Which one of these public-health lifestyle measures would most reduce population levels of cardiovascular disease?
A person with very high blood cholesterol may be prescribed a drug that lowers cholesterol production in the liver. Which class of drug does this?
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