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Question

Environmental Factors: Research each of the following environmental factors, be sure to connect each topic to a health risk (The risk doesn't need to be universal. For example, some people are more sensitive to electromagnetic fields than others)

• Climate (which could cover sun exposure, light exposure, heat waves highly humid environments, etc)

• Pollution (air, water, soil, etc) and chemicals (runoff, pesticides, etc.) or carcinogens (lead poisoning, asbestos, etc)

• Radioactivity

Electromagnetic fields

• Pathogens

• Drugs

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Socio-economic Stressors Discuss the ways that socio-economic stressors contribute to overall wellness or how those stressors compound the effects of any of the above factors relate to health and wellness

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Minimize Factors. Explore measures that could be taken to minimize the effects of the factors above on humans, the solutions should be distinct and should focus on prevention, not treatment

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Potential Complications Finally, discuss any complications you could see in your proposed solutions, given that human nature and the real-world are also factors

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to consider. This could include issues such as cost, accessibility, political challenges, and individual behaviors. It is important to address these potential complications in order to develop practical and realistic solutions for promoting overall health and wellness in the face of environmental and socio-economic stressors.