Human health has long been a topic of great interest and curiosity as the subject of extensive research and studies.
What makes us sign?
The human corp is such a well oiled machine and it works well when all systems work correctly their obligation "in liaison with others.. But the biggest "duty" of the management body is with us. Health is the enormous sum of all the functions that humans must perform in order to survive in a situation in a given environment, environmental diversity is more emphasis on health and its importance. But the irony is that, in addition to diseases and diseases that are the leading causes of death in the world, factors such as air pollution, water pollution, exposure to chemicals and the pesticides also cause millions of deaths each year.
We will get detailed information on this and other issues related to health worldwide.
Risk factors
health studies and medical data provide surprising that air pollution from industry and vehicle exhaust to the premature death of over 3.5 million people each year lead.
When you find that the number is more than deaths associated with HIV / AIDS and malaria,
it is a rather dark picture!
matter and gases such as nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide emissions of PM cars and burning fossil fuels are the main causes of lung growth removed in young children, asthma, diabetes and heart disease.
the growth of the fetal brain is severely affected when pregnant women are exposed to air pollution.
Even in countries with strong legislation in place and have a long history of the fight against air pollution,
the solution does not seem to be in sight. Globally, more countries are involved in long legal tussles with global environmental organizations and control advice pollution by its inability to reduce pollution levels.
The ill effects of global warming and the severity of the weather is something we have seen for over a decade.
national statistics
A recent report on health habits and lifestyle of Australians gave some disturbing facts. Health Policy Collaboration in Australia issued 'Australian Health Tracker ", which examines the health of people regarding chronic diseases and related risk factors. The report concluded that Australia ranks as the one of the most obese country in the world with each quarter of obesity in Australia or overweight. an overwhelming 92 percent of teens had almost no physical activity, whereas in the adult category nearly 50% were found to have no regular exercise to model the results of high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol and suicide rate record. the report also found that even when the Australians are drinking less in general, the culture of excessive consumption of alcohol was to influence young people to consume alcohol in excessive amounts.
Over 50 public health organizations that are signatories of the report have set targets to be achieved by 2025 for health factors listed individually - 25 percent reduction in mortality rates across the country from common cancers, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
