Avoidable Disease A Journey into the Human Condition STDs Lung Disease/Cance r Heart Disease/Stroke Diabetes Take the Quiz!

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Avoidable Disease A Journey into the Human Condition STDs Lung Disease/Cance r Heart Disease/Stroke Diabetes Take the Quiz!

STDs Sexually transmitted disease is avoidable through healthy sexual health decisions Use of contraceptives, abstinence, and choosing healthy partners Go to Quiz Return Home

Lung Disease Most commonly occurs due to smoking May be the first step to lung cancer Avoidable through abstaining from smoking Go to Quiz Return Home

Heart Disease Heart disease causes heart attacks, strokes, and other health issues Diet and exercise is the best way to avoid heart disease Go to Quiz Return Home

Diabetes Most commonly occurs due to excess body fat (though there is a genetic element) Diet and exercise help to maintain healthy weight Go to Quiz Return Home

Quiz Question 1 What is the best way to avoid lung disease? a.ExerciseExercise b.Avoid SmokingAvoid Smoking c.Healthy DietHealthy Diet d.Wearing Only the Color PurpleWearing Only the Color Purple Go to Quiz Return Home

Correct! Quiz Question 1 Quiz Question 2

Incorrect Quiz Question 1 Back to Question 1

Quiz Question 2 This is not an avoidable disease. a.Lung CancerLung Cancer b.STDsSTDs c.Heart DiseaseHeart Disease d.Brain CancerBrain Cancer

Correct! Quiz Question 2 Return Home

Incorrect Quiz Question 2 Go Back to Question 2

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