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juvenile diabetes

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by himu » Tue Nov 20, 2012 9:36 pm
Unlike juvenile diabetes, which is a genetic condition present from birth, type-2 diabetes is acquired in adulthood, generally as a result of obesity and inactivity. The number of cases of type-2 diabetes has been steadily increasing in the United States since 1970, indicating to many researchers that the American population is becoming increasingly heavy and sedentary. If the government wishes to stem the spread of the disease, it should educate the public about the dangers of an inactive, calorie-laden lifestyle and promote healthful diets and exercise.

Which of the following, if true, provides the strongest reason to believe that the proposed education program will NOT be effective?

School health programs already educate middle-school students about the issue.
The public already has access to this information through the Internet.
Food companies encourage the public to indulge in unhealthful snacks.
The government has not set aside money for such a program.
Healthful foods and exercise programs are beyond the financial means of many people.
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by Bill@VeritasPrep » Tue Nov 20, 2012 10:52 pm
Program: education about inactive lifestyles with high-calorie diets and promotion about healthy diet and exercise.

Why? To stem the tide of diabetes type-2

We're looking for a reason why this won't work as expected.

School health programs already educate middle-school students about the issue.
(Additional education could still be helpful)

The public already has access to this information through the Internet.
(Putting it into a specific program may make people more likely to pay attention to it)

Food companies encourage the public to indulge in unhealthful snacks.
(Consumers may make better choices if they are more aware of the consequences of unhealthful snacks)

The government has not set aside money for such a program.
(This has nothing to do with whether the program would work)

Healthful foods and exercise programs are beyond the financial means of many people.
(If people cannot afford a healthy diet and exercise, then all the education in the world will not help.)
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