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The document discusses the concept of health and provides some examples: - Health is commonly referred to when describing a person's well-being or medical condition. For example, when saying someone's health is poor. - Teachers may also reference health when advising students, such as saying an attitude is unhealthy. - Different levels of causes can contribute to disease, like poor nutrition making a baby more susceptible to infection from unclean water, which could ultimately stem from poverty. Overall health and socioeconomic factors influence susceptibility to disease.
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- 1. • We have heard the word ‘health’ used quite frequently. • We use it ourselves as well, when we say things like ‘my grandmother’s health is not good’. • Our teachers use it when they scold us saying ‘this is not a healthy attitude’
- 2. ACUTE DISEASES CHRONIC DISEASES Some diseases last for only very short periods of time, and these are called Acute Diseases. E.g. : Common Cold Some diseases last for a long time, even as much as a lifetime, and are called Chronic Disease. E.g. : Infection Causing Elephantiasis
- 3. What causes disease? When we think about causes of diseases, we must remember that there are many levels of such causes. Let us look at an example. If there is a baby suffering from loose motions, we can say that the cause of the loose motions is probably an infection. But the next question is-where did the infection come from? Suppose we find that the infection came through unclean drinking water . But many babies must have had this unclean drinking water. So why is it that one baby developed loose motions when the other babies did not? One reason might be that this baby is not healthy. As a result, it might be more likely to have disease when exposed to risk, whereas healthier babies would not. This baby is not healthy because it is not well nourished and does not get enough food. So, lack of good nourishment becomes a second cause of disease. Further, baby is not well nourished because it is from household which is poor.