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num of dementia
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339 million confirmed cases
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town t 2011 .
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accounts for
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older people
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most likely to affect with Skin cancer by the age of to
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or
Multicultural City
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·
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.
an ethnic the unbalance and
either from
and Sikhism health :
Indian descent
50 % are unemployment , bellow average
.
religion 2 gurdwaras -
is predominant
families in household
- responsible foor poor diet
Income
generations
-
· Three that contributes to childhood
↳ overcrowding
to have a Obesity.
·
21 % of households considered · population density a Inner city , Poor
in older
category I hazard .
housing quality properties.
above city & risk of contracting and transmiting
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is below the
illnesses
As
·
it
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average however 65's
high fuel poverty with over
average.
·
high traffic density and congestion
in areas causes air polution-leads to
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·
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population of working age.
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·
Language barriers is difficult so
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but
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describe
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themselves as professionals
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