Research on the Priorities, Challenges and Risk Factors of Urban Inhabitant Health

Jian Jun Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.926-930.1120

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Research on the Priorities, Challenges and Risk Factors of Urban Inhabitant Health
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The Effect of Chloroquine on the Apoptosis Induced by Cisplatin in Human Gastric Cancer BGC823 Cells
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The Study of Prophylaxis and Nursing of 55 Examples Multiple Pregnancy Complication
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XBP1S Induces GEP and Enhances Endochondral Bone Growth
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Research on the Priorities, Challenges and Risk Factors of Urban Inhabitant Health

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Reasonable body-building, Protect against disease and feebleness can lead a healthy and long life. The subject is studied by talks and investigation. Reasonable body-building is presented in this paper which illustrates: 1.Mental Exercise: Physical exercise is fit for health and depends on oneself; One needs to depend on himself to keep fit; 2. Group Exercise: This is useful to keep one fit both physically and psychologically; 3. Individual Exercise: Personal exercise relying on one's own conditions; 4. Seasonal Exercise: To adapt different ways subject to the changes of seasons; 5. Comprehensive Exercise: Through comprehensive exercise to build one’s characteristics; 6. Secure Exercise: To keep security in mind and follow scientific guides.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 926-930)

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Jian Jun Wang

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Challenges, Determinants, Priorities, Risk Factors, Rural Difference, Urban Inhabitant Health

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