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Q.11. Option 1 is correct because heart disease( Ischaemic heart disease,heart stroke) is the number one cause of death in America "(almost 54%)
Q.12. unhealthy dietsas ore dependency on the fast foods / junk foods and fatty food are highly resposible for chronic state of the obesity, one of the most common problem today.
Q.9. option 3 is correct as the screening programs are initial diagnostic steps and the results will be evaluated and further tests will be initiated for the complete confirmation regarding the final cobclusion of the prevalence of the disease and the intensity of the disorder
Q.10. OPtion 4 is corerect because the standard defintion of the blood pressure states the blood pressure as the force of the blood pusing and impacted on the arteries
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