What analogy is used to describe non-communicable diseases (NCDs)? A) Fast-moving rivers. B) Towering mountains. C) Flames and fires. D) Icebergs melting.
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The question is asking for the analogy that is used to describe non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which implies a choice among four options provided.
Answer
C) Flames and fires.
C) Flames and fires.
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C) Flames and fires.
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Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are sometimes described using analogies to convey their complexity and pervasive impact. The analogy of 'Flames and fires' is used to emphasize how these diseases can spread insidiously and are challenging to control once they start.
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