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Groups at risk for poor health face increased health issues due to behaviors or circumstances, while vulnerable populations struggle due to social or economic disadvantages outside their control. Smokers are at risk for lung cancer, while the elderly are a vulnerable group who may become isolated. Advocating for these groups ensures the needs of those unable to advocate for themselves are still met.
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