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Problem: Alcohol addictions among young people

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Problem: Alcohol addictions among young people

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Solution: strict rule not to sell alcohol to persons under 18.

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Solution: do not sell to under 18.

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Drugs and Games
The students have identified two important problems for the health of Italian children in the current society: drug and game addiction, virtual and not. For the first problem, an action was thought of
prevention, understanding the discomfort that leads to this use and greater punishment for drug dealers.
From the Discussion to the problem of gambling addiction, a solution was thought of to automatically interrupt the game, if you play for too long or if you bet too much money. Set blocks from game manufacturers.

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Solution: stop smoking , because it is bad for health and can cause cancer.

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Don't drink, because it is bad for health and it can cause behavioral problems.

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Solution: Stop selling drugs, you can be mad or die.

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Problem: Obesity           Obesity; It causes many health problems due to negative effects on body systems (endocrine system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastrointestinal system, skin, genitourinary system, musculoskeletal system) and psychosocial status.

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Problem: Obesity           Obesity; It causes many health problems due to negative effects on body systems (endocrine system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastrointestinal system, skin, genitourinary system, musculoskeletal system) and psychosocial status.

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Solition: Ultimately, the 21st century is based on the most important health problem. Nevertheless, the fight against this disease is not as complex as it appeared at first.
1. Be activ:
Walking to work reduces weight gain.
Or go from point A to point B by cycling, and make a contribution to the environment.
In addition, morning walking, cycling and swimming exercises reduce body fat and combat obesity.
2.Eat healthy
A nutritional program rich in protein, vitamins and minerals ensures the development of non-fat body mass (muscle) and fights fat deposits in the body. In addition, you should pay attention to the amount of calories you receive during the day and you should avoid losing weight and very weak.
You should also avoid processed products and foods rich in oil and synthetics. These can greatly worsen your health.
By doing these, you will have done your part with obesity.

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Constant surfing the internet on your phone

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Constant surfing the internet on your phone

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drugs

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LOL

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Humans in Greece abandoned many animals or kill them, also they dont care if they hit any animal.The animals,also, havent the best medical treatment !

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Obesity is one of the many problems that adolescents suffer in the twenty-first century because of the great progress in the field of technology. We will present its risks to health and link them to many axes to discuss the reasons leading to them.

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1. Introduce a balanced diet program for students
2. Announcing a school competition in the name of the biggest loser
3. Carry out an awareness campaign about the importance of the public health governor, especially weight
4. Paying attention to daily exercise at a rate of half an hour per day

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Obesity, vegetables and fruits
The students carried out an activity in which they explained the importance of fruits and vegetables, the amount of calories they contain, and health benefits about when and how they were consumed in an interesting lyric style.

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Obesity and sportsA group of female students carried out sports activities and their relationship to solving obesity problems by giving useful information and performing some sports training

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poster, 1rst junior high school of Markopoulo, Athens

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Mental health
educing mental health problems remains a significant policy challenge for government. Just over 6 million working-age people have mental health problems, with 39 per cent of those seeking help and 24 per cent receiving treatment. However, it is indicated that access to mental health services is limited with patients having little choice over the services they receive and often enduring long waiting times.

A way to reduce these costs is helping people with common mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and insomnia, to gain or maintain employment. Besides the obvious health benefits for the individual, helping common mental health sufferers has financial benefits for governments, with fewer people using health services and claiming benefits and more people contributing tax.

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We carried out at least one fruit eating activity every day for health.

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We carried out at least one fruit eating activity every day for health.

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In the cold winter season, you prefer sipping hot drinks because they are important in preventing diseases and giving the body energy and motivation to do all school work ..... The event was carried out in the month of 11 months of health

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Ticaret Borsası Bilim ve Sanat Merkezi/TURKEY

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Ticaret Borsası Bilim ve Sanat Merkezi/TURKEY

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Harmful habits harm health. For example Alcohol and smoking. We prepared a presentation for our friends on this subject.

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WHO works with Member States and partners to prevent and reduce the harmful use of alcohol as a public health priority. The 2010 WHO Global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol is the most comprehensive international alcohol policy document, endorsed by WHO Member States, that provides guidance on reducing the harmful use of alcohol at all levels. WHO's approach aligns with and furthers work towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically target 3.5 on substance abuse, including harmful use of alcohol, and target 3.4 on the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and promoting mental health and well-being.

WHO has identified that the most cost-effective actions to reduce the harmful use of alcohol include increasing taxes on alcoholic beverages, enforcing restrictions on exposure to alcohol advertising, and restrictions on the physical availability of retailed alcohol. In addition, enforcing drink driving countermeasures and securing access to screening, brief interventions, and treatment are effective and ethically sound interventions. The most cost-effective interventions are at the focus of WHO-led SAFER initiative aimed at providing support for Member States in reducing the harmful use of alcohol.

WHO's work provides special attention to reducing harm to people other than the drinker and to populations that are at particular risk from harmful use of alcohol, such as children, adolescents, women of child-bearing age, pregnant and breastfeeding women, indigenous people and other minority groups or groups with low socioeconomic status.

WHO is currently developing an action plan (2022-2030) to effectively implement the global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol as a public health priority.

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Alcohol is a psychoactive, toxic and dependence-producing substance.