Social Behavior Medicine

Author: Zhang Shulin
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book primarily discusses the impact of human behavior on health, which is closely related to society. Through societal emphasis, global, national, and community interventions, as well as international cooperation, can the formation of healthy behaviors and lifestyles be accelerated, thereby reducing the risks of harm to human health caused by these factors. To promote the development of health awareness and behaviors among people and to effectively carry out social prevention, this book comprehensively and systematically explores various behaviors, including smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, drug abuse, unsafe sexual practices, overeating and dietary restrictions, physical exercise, sleep, accidental injuries, and violence. It covers their prevalence characteristics, health effects, related factors, prevention and control strategies, and measures. This book can serve as a teaching material for public health master's training, is also suitable for medical professionals as a reference when preventing and treating related diseases, and can also be read by people from all walks of life to systematically understand the harms of unhealthy behaviors, enhance self-care awareness, and mobilize all levels and sectors of society to participate in improving people's behaviors and reducing the risks of related diseases. This book primarily discusses the impact of human behavior on health, analyzing the related factors and prevention and control strategies for issues such as excessive alcohol consumption, smoking, and drug abuse.