Health Conscious

This is the question that surrounds the efforts we have made.
globally to combat the root causes of
through more effective prevention strategies, in which we
all the policies, interventions and technologies of our arsenal of knowledge.
Previous studies of the World Health Organization have examined the burden of
morbidity attributable to the most important environmental risks at the global
and the number of deaths and illnesses was estimated because of factors such as
the use of unsafe water and poor sanitation, or air pollution in
local closed and outdoor air.
Based on these data, the present study examines the extent to which the risks
environmental impacts on certain diseases and injuries, and which regions and
populations are more likely to suffer from attributable diseases and injuries
to the environment.
Our study confirms that about a quarter of the global burden
of morbidity and, more specifically, more than one-third of the burden of child morbidity
are a consequence of modifiable environmental factors. But it goes further, analyzing
systematically the impact of environmental factors on different diseases ...
and the magnitude of such impact. The main diseases in which it concentrates
are: diarrhea, lower respiratory tract infections, different types of
injuries and malaria. The burden of disease caused by factors
is much higher in the developing world than in
developed, with the exception of certain non-communicable diseases
such as cardiovascular diseases and cancers, whose burden of morbidity
per capita is higher in developed countries. The child population is the
affected by diseases caused by environmental factors, which are charged
every year the lives of more than four million children, mainly in the
Developing. Likewise, the mortality rate of the newborn because of these
factors is 12 times higher in developing countries than in developed countries,
that human health can be improved by
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