If technology in your daily life routine doesn't concern you, you should think twice about how it really affects the body's health. ... All this also leads to developing diseases and real major damage to one's health and future developing issues. ... There are also other minor ways a cellphone can ruin the human health and the way we live our own lives. ... Germs stay around until it can find its way into the body and travel on dry environments like a phone. ... Another way that mobile devices have changed people's health is by changing their physical appearance or obesity...

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This is the effect of smoke in the atmosphere and the environment and how it affects the non-smokers. ... Do Cigars Cause Health Problems? ... They are all very harmful to the smoker and to the environment. ... *THE MOST PREVENTABLE CAUSE OF PREMATURE DEATH IN THE UNITED STATES* Health affects to women Using tobacco increases a woman's risk of chronic health problems and premature death. 1. ... A major cancer that affects the reproductive health is cervical cancer. 4. ...

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Some choose to become vegetarian because they believe that the meat industry is damaging the environment, and the land which is used for cattle could be put to better use by growing more plant crops, which in turn could feed more people. Others choose the lifestyle for the added health benefits that come along with cutting out all of the "bad stuff" from one's diet by choosing not to eat meat, some for religious reasons and some people simply do not enjoy the taste of animal flesh. ... With the people's desire for the Vietnam War to end, the call for people to care for the environm...

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Commuting to work by riding a bike improves health and fitness and reduces stress of people at their work place. ... In addition to increasing a person's level of exercise and making him or her healthier, biking also protects the environment. One way to protect the environment is that bicycle produces no traffic congestion. ... Biking can also avoid the cost that many people need to spend going to a health club. ... In fact, people most of times they spend their money in health clubs and don't even have time to go. ...

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Many of these potential health hazards are difficult to avoid on a daily basis.  ... Young children often mimic or follow the actions of adult figures in their lives or of those people in their surrounding environment. ... Teenagers think that smoking makes them mature, often time not really understanding the potential health risks. ... It becomes unfair when non-smokers are put into an environment where they do not have an opportunity to avoid second hand smoke. ... It is apparent that most people who smoke in public areas do not care for their own health, much less the health of those in t...

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Today most are more aware about how bad smoking is for our health. ... Banning smoking may reduce health care costs (Bonneux, M.D., 1997). ... Banning smoking may reduce health care costs. Smoking is a major health hazard, and since nonsmokers are healthier than smokers, it seems only natural that not smoking would save more money spent on health care. ... Smoking negatively affects people, the environment and businesses. ...

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Her theory focused on nursing having to do with the integrity of people and the environment around them and that the main focus of a nurse is to promote health and wellbeing for other individuals. ... I do not fully agree with this theory and you environment causes an individual to act or feel this way because I believe these issues lie down within before the procedure. ... W because both were focused on the patient's health. ...

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Governor Henry said he would sign the legislation, saying it "represents a common-sense approach to a very important health issue." (Freerepublic.com) Opponents believe that this upcoming law violates individual rights and say that secondhand smoke risks have been exaggerated, but looking at the simple facts and the grueling effects of it, why should there be an individual right to destroy someone else's health? ... This goes to show that a step further had to be taken to ensure the protection of the nonsmoker's and employee's health. ... It is not a choice for nonsmokers to...

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It harms children, is unfair to non-smokers, and is a hazard to our environment. ... It all comes down to selfish beings that obviously don't care about their health or better yet our environment and don't appreciate the value of life and principles of preserving our environment. ... Society shouldn't let those addicted people take the fate of our environment. ...

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"Water Pollution" Water pollution occurs mostly when people overload the water environment with wastes. ... When they reach high levels in the body, they can be immediately poisonous or can result in long- term health problems. ... Science provides many practical solutions to minimizing the present level at which pollutants are introduced into the environment and for remediating (which means to clean up) past problems. ... Additionally, there are choices we make each day that also can affect the quantity of pollutants our actions will introduce into the envir...

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Current bans on smoking, like smoking in public places in Kansas, stand as evidence that smoking bans improve overall health in a certain area. ... Dept. of Health). ... Dept. of Health). ... Dept. of Health). ... A ban against smoking would make for a safer environment everywhere. ...

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Respected national and international organizations, such as the American Medical Association, Center for Disease Control, and the World Health Organization endorse the safety of Irradiated foods according to the Center for Consumer Health. The Cobalt used in Food Irradiation facilities could be "recycled" to sterilize medical equipment and does not create radioactive waste to the environment. ...

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Day by day we are becoming more knowledgeable about basic concerns such as birth, health, and death. ... It controlled factors such as environment and society. ... "Health Mood swings 'create euthanasia danger'" " Research showing that terminally-ill cancer patients can long for death one day, but cling to life the next has illustrated the potential risks of legalizing euthanasia, say the authors. ... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/436855.stm Request for euthanasia is typically a cry for help. ...

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The developing lungs of young children are severely affected by exposure to secondhand smoke for several reasons including that children are still developing physically, have higher breathing rates than adults, and have little control over their indoor environments. Children receiving high doses of secondhand smoke, such as those with smoking mothers, run the greatest risk of damaging health effects. ...

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The forest's impact on the world's biological health is of critical importance to sustain life, as we know it. ... Rainforests are dense, warm, wet, fertile, nurturing environments that are teaming with life. ...

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Is it because it leads to harder drugs, the health problems, the addictiveness, the short-term memory impairment, the auto accidents, or is it simply because politicians tell us it is for "our own good?" ... Using marijuana for fuel would not only help our environment save us a lot of money for fuel, but it would also benefit our economy by allowing the country to make huge profits because the cost of growing marijuana is virtually nothing. ...

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It's a comfortable material that's safe for the environment, and is economically available; it's softer than wool and cotton, and also warmer than cotton. ... We have to pay for food, housing, health care, attorney fees, court costs, and other expenses to lock these people up for having marijuana. ...

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Name: Anonymous Submitted: 08.29.01 Word Count: 4987 "This site kicks-ass!!" The Ozone a Hole in the Theory The protective ozone layer around our world undergoes much thought and debate. The "Hole", however, only exists in the minds of environmental, self-serving scientists and politicians. It interests many to find all the faults in the publics consensus of the "ozone depletion." Most scientists do not believe in this "depletion", they think it is a natural phenomenon. ...

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