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Countries with poor hygiene often include those facing significant challenges such as lack of clean water, inadequate sanitation facilities, and limited public health resources. In regions like sub-Saharan Africa, parts of South Asia, and some areas in Latin America, these issues can lead to widespread hygiene problems. Factors such as poverty, political instability, and natural disasters can exacerbate these conditions, impacting overall public health. Efforts to improve hygiene in these countries are ongoing, focusing on access to clean water and sanitation.
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What is the worst known result of poor personal hygiene in developed countries?
germany
What was the poor Tudors hygiene like?
Poor Tudor hygiene was very bad.
What are two costs of poor hygiene practices in food hygiene health and safety?
what are the costs of poor food hygiene
How many people are diagnosed with typhus?
alot of homeless people or people who live in third world countries with poor hygiene
Why do diseases spread more easily in countries with poor hygiene?
Well mainly because someone with a poor hygiene is more likely to have a unhealthy immune system. And as you know someone with a poor immune system is an easy target for diseases to infect. And since we are talking about a whole community of people; so if one of them catch it, it will spread faster in that country than it will in a place with a good hygiene.
Why do i get such bad flu's?
Poor health, poor hygiene, or poor luck.
What are two type of hygiene?
There are only two types of hygiene. These two types of hygiene are categorized as good hygiene and poor hygiene.
How wide spread is typhoid fever?
Typhoid fever is very much prevalent in developing countries, where sanitation is poor and personal hygiene is not good.
Which disease is the most in India compared to the other countries of the world?
Cholera due to poor hygiene conditions especially in rural areas, AIDS, Hepatitis A, and Typhoid.
What causes lesions on the scalp?
Poor hygiene?
What are the three greatest threats to human health?
Poor Hygiene, poor nutrition, poor physical activity.
Why do rotaviruses spread so quickly in developing countries?
Lack of potable drinking water, poor sanitation conditions and hygiene, and lack of information all help spread rotaviruses. These conditions are frequently found in developing countries.
