What is the term used for anything that changes a person's chances of health problems?

I do a lot of things to improve my cardiovascular system. As a soccer player, I need to be physically fit all the time so what I have been doing to stay fit during the off-season is running 3 miles 6 days a week on top of that I have soccer practice twice a week. This helps me stay physically fit and it improves my fitness so I can get ready for next season. I also don't smoke or do any drugs for that matter which definitely helps me maintain a good level of fitness. Finally, I have also been eating very healthy food and kept that up so I am growing in strength while maintaining weight. Overall my cardiovascular fitness is good but it still can be improved and I'm working on that.    is your cardiovascular in good health?   is your cardia

How does military family service (MFS) in canada provides health care support for the military families?

How does stress affect physical health, what stage in life do you consider to be the most stressful and why

How we conceptualize health has a significant bearing on the type of action, we take to promote health.Discuss the various ways you individually conceptualize health (view health) and then relate how you conceptualize health to your health promotion activities/action

List the main personal factors that can influence our health

In Ingested poisoning and carbon monoxide poisoning, who (what group of people) is more likely to be affected by this disease/disorder? Examples: men, women, teenagers, people over 65, children, people of specific descent or ethnolicity, people who smoke or certain lifestyles.

Socioeconomic status factors that have independent effects on health status include which of the following Income Race Education All of the above Only A and C

You have an employee who has a chemical imbalance in the brain that causes him to be severely emotionally unstable. The medication that is available to treat this schizophrenic condition is extremely powerful and decreases the taker’s life span by one to two years for every year that the user takes it. You know that his doctors and family believe that it is in his best interest to take the \medication. What course of action should you follow?

High cardiac disease rates in young male African-Americans could be reduced by targetted interventions like: A. Educational program about risky driving & sexual behavior B. Low glucose intake, less hydrogenated or saturated fats less stress C. Public health nurses giving out flyers regarding the benefits of exercise D.Less access to cigarettes, more sports, more stress