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asked Apr 14, 2022 1.1k views

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Noncommunicable diseases are primarily caused by environmental factors and heredity.

What is another primary cause?

A.communicable diseases

B.unhealthful lifestyle choices

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The answer is B . Unhealthy lifestyle choices

Ricardo Machado answered Apr 19, 2022

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