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What is the rules of sanitation and health?
Rules of sanitation and health
Who was the first to began public health and sanitation systems?
i think it was the Romans
Who has a grocery cart sanitation system?
I do patent. First to invent.
Effects of sanitation?
The effects of sanitation are directly associated with the health of a region. Most places where there is poor sanitation there will be multiple cases of health hazards.
What has the author C Karamagi written?
C. Karamagi has written: 'Tororo Disrict sanitation survey' -- subject(s): Environmental health, Health aspects, Health aspects of Sanitation, Sanitation
What are the component of sanitation and how do we accelerate sanitation?
its a hygine we should keep our health good
Why must health and sanitation be a community undertaking?
Health and sanitation should be a community/government undertaking as these things are a widespread interest. Good health and sanitation keep the whole community healthy, clean, and safe--this should be of interest to everyone.
Importance of sanitation?
Sanitation is very important in cooking because many foods have germs until they are cooked. Proper sanitation techniques should be followed to avoid food-borne illness that can make you sick or kill you.
How does sanitation affect your health?
spreading and having diseases could be prevented through sanitation
Which are the advantages and disadvantages of sanitation?
The decrease in infectious diseases is one of the biggest advantages of a good sanitation system. A major disadvantage of sanitation is a decrease in the human immune system to fight off infections.
When did cholera first break out in Manchester?
Cholera first broke out in Manchester in 1832 during the first cholera pandemic, which originated in India and spread to various parts of the world. The outbreak in Manchester resulted in significant mortality and highlighted the city's inadequate sanitation and public health infrastructure. Subsequent outbreaks occurred in the following decades, prompting reforms in health and sanitation practices.
Who began public health and sanitation systems?
Romans
