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  4. And finally, what is the total number of people suffering from chronic...

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  6. What do you think could be reason for these (according to diseases) di...

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  7. All of these have a positive influence on the growth of the population...

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  8. Find out how many of you in your class had cold/cough/fever recently.

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  9. How long did the illness(cold/cough/fever) last?

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  10. How many of you took antibiotics (ask your parents if you had antibiot...

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  11. How long díd they suffer from illness who took antibiotics?

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  12. How long did they suffer from illness who did not take antibiotics?

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  13. Is there a difference between these(according to antibiotics) two grou...

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  15. Are all the people in your locality able to have an access (water) to ...

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  16. If there is no difference, do you think that your findings mean that b...

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  18. What are the different means by which infectious diseases are spread?

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  19. What precautions can you take in your school to reduce the incidence o...

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  20. What is immunization?

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