GCSE Biology Paper 1 (9-1 Exams)
Directly Smoking Lung Disease Cancer Baby Give Risk
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Give some risk factors that are able to directly cause a disease. |
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- Smoking has been proven to directly cause cardiovascular disease, lung disease and lung cancer
- Obeisty can directly cause Type 2 diabetes by making the body less sensitive or resistance to insuline
- Drinking too much alochol has been shown to cause liver disease
- Smoking when pregnant reduces the amount of oxygen the baby receives in the womb and cause lots of health problems for the unborn baby
- Cancer can be directly cuased by exposure to certain substances or radiation.
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