個(gè)人習(xí)慣與公共衛(wèi)生(Personal habits and public health)
es to habits, it is generally believed that different individual has different habits. some people are addicted to habits like drinking and smoking, while others pay special attention to healthy diet and never taste things like alcohol and cigarettes. at the same time, some people live their life regularly and are actively involved in all kinds of sports, others like to play cards deep into nights and everything around them is in a total mess.
it goes without saying that there is close relationship between personal habits and public health. on one hand, good habits serve as the necessary basis of public health, that is to say, without good habits, public health can’t be guaranteed. on another hand, infectious disease is the natural result brought by dirty habits. a good case in point is that terrible diseases like aids and sars spread through individuals with bad habits who either spit in public places or dispose trash everywhere.
from what has been discussed above, i can safely come to the conclusion that it is high time we placed emphasis on improving personal habits and public health. for example, going in for sports instead of sitting all the time, living regularly are practical ways to solve the problem. in short, if you mind your manners and behave yourself well, the prospect we are looking forward to will be both bright and encouraging.