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There are many. For one, you are inhaling exhaust from car emmisions, you may be drinking polluted water from a corrupted water source, and many other things. It really depends on where you live, and what you do.
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∙ 12y agoLiving Conditions will effect your health depending on how clean your surroundings are. If you live in a tent in Africa, you're bound to become sick or even get Malaria, but living in the White house in Washington D.C, you're likely to be healthy based on how clean it is around you.
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How does living in a gated community affect mental health?
Yes.
What do better health care improved living conditions reduce?
death rate
Can living with liars affect your physical health?
Yes. The stress will kill you.
How did living conditions in buildings in the slums affect babies?
they made babies sick
How did the living conditions in buildings in the slums affect babies?
they made babies sick
What are the Living conditions in a developed country?
Developed countries have better living conditions than developing counties. They most likely have better health care and better public infrastructure.
How might the quantity of sodium affect your health?
Too much of sodium can cause high blood pressure and other health conditions.
What are consequences of living on the street?
Living on the street can lead to various consequences such as exposure to extreme weather conditions, health issues due to lack of access to proper hygiene and medical care, increased risk of violence and exploitation, and social isolation which can affect mental health. It can also hinder opportunities for stable employment and housing.
What cause public health problems in large American and European cities?
Overcrowded living conditions
How is social policy effective?
The principles, guidelines, activities, and legislation that affect the living conditions for people that is conducive to their welfare is known as social policy. Social policy is effective because it strengthens health care, education, and employment.
What directly caused public health problem in large American and European cities?
Overcrowded living conditions
What directly caused public health problems in large American European cities?
Overcrowded living conditions
