Environmental Factors And Health Promotion Pamphlet 1h6c4s

In house pollution and the implications it has on children

What is the significance of knowing the implications of in house pollution? 

It is vital to safe guard children because they are our future

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Knowing such environmental factors would pose overall benefits to not just in children’s health but to the whole health of the community

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Definition or Description: Globally, the health of children has been adversely affected by environmental pollutants. And so, this pamphlet is focused on informing parents together with care givers on some dangers related to this notion and how to deal with it effectively.

Safeguarding the health of our children will aid in ensuring optimal development has been met

Resources Available List the available in this order with information.  The local health center. 1442599-12 Boyce av. TX 

Texas child protection agency. 144-58923 long strt, Dallas TX

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Environmental Protection Agency1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.Washington, DC 20460.

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http://www.prb.org/Publicatio ns/Reports/2002/ChildrensEn vironmentalHealthRisksandRe medies.aspx

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Student’s Name Reference(s) Schneider, D., & Freeman, N. (2000). Children's environmental health: reducing risk in a dangerous world. American Public Health Association.

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Implications in house Pollution has on Children Lead With Evidence Without doubts, most parents have a little or no idea of how in house pollution is a huge jeopardy to the lives of their children. For instance, child’s health is impacted by the fuel that is used when cooking or warming houses as it emits toxins. Moreover, it is from certain gases like carbon monoxide and carbon soot that influences the respiratory systems of our children, making them to suffer from allergies and other lifetime disorders. As research from Füssel & Klein asserts, there is the need to closely examine how our children breathe and what they consume, as from such indoor pollution, 10-15% of infant mortality is experienced every year, and is rising currently in the 21st century (2006). Therefore, this pamphlet provides clear indications of the vital steps that ought to be taken in order to safeguard the children’s health. Reference Füssel, H. M., & Klein, R. J. (2006). Climate change vulnerability assessments: an evolution of conceptual thinking. Climatic change, 75(3), 301-329.

FAQs or Testimonials 

500000 deaths of both mothers and infants in India have been as a result of indoor pollution.

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Further, about 2.2 million children’s death in 2009 were because of associated respiratory disorders.

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As recent research elucidates, children who are exposed to indoor pollution are more likely to suffer from asthma later in life.

What the audience has to do now 

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It is important to examine what the child takes, and if necessary, be familiar with the very exact amount of toxins that is present in the beverage or food. Create a conducive environment that is childfriendly, free from fuels and substances that might cause harm to the child. Get you and your child checked-up now and then as this leads to better health in the future.