Health Killer: Modern Lifestyle Diseases

Author: Wang Binquan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The field of medical science has advanced rapidly, but there are still many shortcomings. This is mainly because the etiology, pathology, and treatment methods for certain diseases are still in the stage of research and exploration. Most people have limited knowledge of medical science. A portion of the population already exists with unhealthy lifestyles, such as obsession with Western-style fast food, excessive internet surfing, insufficient sleep, fatigue from overwork, frequent excessive drinking and smoking, and severe disruption of biological clock rhythms, all of which pose serious threats to their health. Currently, economic factors are no longer the primary determinant of health status, while health monitoring and health education have become urgent. Promoting and disseminating new disease prevention and treatment knowledge has become particularly urgent and important. To meet the demand for health education knowledge among people from all walks of life, we have compiled the book "Killer of Health: Modern Lifestyle Diseases" to help readers grasp the recovery patterns of new ailments, mobilize their subjective initiative, adopt a scientific attitude toward new diseases, and strive to change unhealthy lifestyles, gradually cultivating and forming a positive and healthy lifestyle. This book briefly elaborates on the etiology, clinical manifestations, disease progression, health care, prevention, and treatment methods of common ailments, with a focus on clarity and relevance, providing effective solutions for prevention and treatment for people from all walks of life.