chronic illnesses

What Are the Risk Factors for Chronic Illnesses?

Chronic illnesses often have multiple risk factors, including:
Genetic predisposition
Lifestyle factors such as poor diet, physical inactivity, and tobacco use
Environmental exposures like pollution and occupational hazards
Socioeconomic status, which can influence access to healthcare and healthy living conditions

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