WHO says that in 10 years, diseases caused by not being active could spread to 500 million people. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has ...
WHO says that in 10 years, diseases caused by not being active could spread to 500 million people.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that between 2020 and 2030, 500 people could get heart disease, obesity, or tuberculosis, which are not contagious.
The WHO study on physical inactivity in 2022 shows that between 2020 and 2030, 500 million people could get non-communicable diseases if the governments of the world don't do something. They will help you work out better.
The Global Report on Physical Activity 2022 looks at how states are using suggestions to make people of all ages more active. not their age.
Information from 194 countries about the current state of physical activity shows that progress is not slow. It is important for the countries to pay more attention to the implementation of the recommendations of the plans and goals, especially in the care of heart health data, to help prevent infections, and to reduce problems related to the health care of the community.
The World Health Organization's plan for physical exercise from 2018 to 2030, also known as GAPPA, has 20 recommendations to help countries pay more attention to physical activity.
Some of these things are good roads that give people who want to walk or ride their bikes a place to do so, as well as more places to exercise, like childcare centers, schools, small hospitals, and then businesses.
Fiona Bull is the head of the physical exercise department at the World Health Organisation. She says that people don't have access to the things they need to be active, like roads, parks, bike lanes, and sidewalks, even though there are similar things in other countries.
The report urges countries to look at physical exercise as the main way to improve health and treat noncommunicable diseases. Physical activity has been made a part of all other policies, as well as activities and training.
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