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What is the leading cause of morbidity in non-communicable diseases?

Asthma

Chronic respiratory diseases

Digestive system diseases (correct)

Cardiovascular diseases

What are the major challenges facing the area of non-communicable diseases?

Better surveillance and inclusion in national reporting system (correct)

All of the above

Reliable referral system and rational use of drugs

Early detection and integrated service delivery

What are the lifestyle-associated disorders of growing importance?

Lack of exercise and smoking

Substance abuse and smoking

Lack of exercise and overconsumption of fatty and salty foods (correct)

Overconsumption of fatty and salty foods and substance abuse

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Test your knowledge on noncommunicable diseases and their prevalence in the adult population. From hypertension to diabetes mellitus, explore the leading causes of morbidity and their impact on public health. Learn about the most common non-fatal burdens, including digestive system diseases, chronic respiratory diseases, injuries, and cardiovascular diseases. Challenge yourself to identify the lesser-known health issues, such as osteoarthritis and injuries, and gain a deeper understanding of the current state of noncommunicable diseases.