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The number is huge. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that 48 million Americans (approximately 1 in 6) have some form of foodborne illness each year. A worldwide statistic would be much larger.
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How many people die a year due to illnesses?
Most of them.
How many people die from illnesses in Cameron?
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How Many People Die From Illnesses Each Year In America?
In the United States, hundreds of thousands of people die from various illnesses each year. Some of the leading causes of death include heart disease, cancer, respiratory diseases, and diabetes. Public health efforts aim to reduce these numbers through prevention, early detection, and improved treatment options.
Can you give me a long list of illnesses?
There are many illnesses that people can suffer from that affect many bodily functions such as breathing, digestion, immune system, pain management, and mental health.
What was life expectancy in 1640?
Life expectancy in 1640 was significantly lower than it is today, with a global average of around 30-40 years. Various factors such as high infant mortality rates, limited medical advancements, poor sanitation, and frequent wars contributed to the lower life expectancy during that time period.
How many people in the us are terminally ill?
7.2-7.5 million people die from terminal illnesses annually
How many known illnesses exist?
10^34 illnesses exist
Did people get ill after titanic sank?
Many people, like Rhoda Abbott who was pulled from the water, sustained illnesses like asthma for life (or long-term). Archibald Grace, the third person to die probably expired from natural causes but being in the water like he was certainly didn't help.
How many people die from food borne illnesses each year?
About 48 million people will die each year from foodborne llness
Should people who smoke be denied jobs because they are at greater risk for many serious illnesses why or why not?
No. That would exclude millions of people and be highly discriminatory. There are also many other people who are at great risk of contracting serious illnesses and to be seen to be fair, they would have to be excluded too, resulting in millions more people being out. You would be excluding some brilliant people from the workforce, as just because someone has an illness, that doesn't mean they cannot contribute at a high level to the workplace. Many exceptional people have illnesses and many people in perfect health are not good workers. There would be many other problems trying to impose such a policy, so there is absolutely no way it could be done.
Where can people get the elixir of life?
"Although for many many years people have believed there is an elixir of life that cures illnesses and gives immortality, such a thing does not exist. It's purely hypothetical."
What are some conditions that a medical bracelet should be worn for?
"Well, there are many conditions that a medical bracelet should be warm for. People with rare diseases or memory illnesses should wear one as well as people who may have life threatening illnesses or allergies. These are but a few examples, as there are many other conditions as well."
