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  1. Communicable diseases are caused by germs called pathogens. These can spread in many ways—through sneezing, coughing, touching infected surfaces, drinking unclean water, eating contaminated food or mosquito bites. Diseases like flu, dengue and typhoid are examples. To stop their spread, we must washRead more

    Communicable diseases are caused by germs called pathogens. These can spread in many ways—through sneezing, coughing, touching infected surfaces, drinking unclean water, eating contaminated food or mosquito bites. Diseases like flu, dengue and typhoid are examples. To stop their spread, we must wash hands, cover our mouth when sneezing, boil water, avoid sharing personal items and get vaccinated. Clean surroundings and early treatment also help protect others.

     

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  2. Diseases disturb the body’s normal functioning. They can be caused by pathogens like bacteria and viruses or by poor lifestyle, lack of nutrients, pollution and genetics. Diseases are of two types: communicable diseases spread through air, water, food or contact. Non-communicable diseases, like asthRead more

    Diseases disturb the body’s normal functioning. They can be caused by pathogens like bacteria and viruses or by poor lifestyle, lack of nutrients, pollution and genetics. Diseases are of two types: communicable diseases spread through air, water, food or contact. Non-communicable diseases, like asthma or heart disease, do not spread and are linked to habits or environment. Understanding the cause helps in choosing the right prevention and treatment.

     

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  3. When something in our body goes wrong, we feel symptoms like fever, pain, tiredness or cough. These are signs of being unwell. Visible signs like rashes, swelling or high blood pressure help doctors understand what’s wrong. Feeling sad or not enjoying anything can also be a sign of poor mental healtRead more

    When something in our body goes wrong, we feel symptoms like fever, pain, tiredness or cough. These are signs of being unwell. Visible signs like rashes, swelling or high blood pressure help doctors understand what’s wrong. Feeling sad or not enjoying anything can also be a sign of poor mental health. These signals tell us that the body or mind needs rest, treatment or attention.

     

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  4. Keeping the environment clean means using dustbins, not littering, avoiding plastic and recycling waste. Cleaning our homes, schools and public places regularly helps reduce germs and disease. Planting trees, saving water and reducing pollution improve air and water quality. By keeping our surroundiRead more

    Keeping the environment clean means using dustbins, not littering, avoiding plastic and recycling waste. Cleaning our homes, schools and public places regularly helps reduce germs and disease. Planting trees, saving water and reducing pollution improve air and water quality. By keeping our surroundings neat and hygienic, we create a healthy space for everyone. Clean surroundings also improve our mood and make life more enjoyable and disease-free.

     

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  5. A healthy lifestyle includes eating fruits, vegetables and whole grains while avoiding sugary and fatty foods. Exercising, sleeping enough and staying active daily are important. Avoiding tobacco, alcohol and spending too much time on screens protects us from lifestyle diseases. Practicing yoga or dRead more

    A healthy lifestyle includes eating fruits, vegetables and whole grains while avoiding sugary and fatty foods. Exercising, sleeping enough and staying active daily are important. Avoiding tobacco, alcohol and spending too much time on screens protects us from lifestyle diseases. Practicing yoga or deep breathing helps with stress. Regular routines, good hygiene and social bonding keep our body and mind strong. All these together help maintain a healthy life.

     

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