Getting older Sonar

Getting older Sonar third the question is the infectious diseases you mine heard of the on the soft crisis in 2003 on me like many countries in this word when some bad things hype n got a seesaw all HIV-aids government always denied it denied adhere they ready can't cannot contend that the nominal and they have to admit what's going on so by up to this time of crisis governments realize they have a very poor infectious monitoring and control system solo babe to strengthen that so this on the charts to show you the infectious disease has-been declining since the  here now so we know that in developing safer colon countries I most people would die of infectious diseases but in more industrial developed countries people more likely to die from the chronic or diseases solid death that's a chance of death so fewer people die from our infectious diseases a spot in recent years there has been some a pick up it's because of the HIV and STD I it's because they'll be economic growth the commercial sex industry has been expensive in China and also because of some MAM me having sex with men and drug use as being a going up um chronic diseases in China many countries being their process of industrialized nation they were experienced a transition from an infectious disease to chronic diseases but the transition in China is much shorter um at the reasons for the rapid increase of chronic diseases it's because of the behavior or lifestyle change people will consume all need to modernize reproductive people walk that an exercise that some people many people smoking China so the Chronicle diseases contribute to safer colon eighty percent on both the oh and you know that the in China so 177 million Chinese people have hypertension 30 percent of them only 30 percent of them know their condition a nineteen percent of the adults are overweight I 3 percent are obese spot comparing this country we have morning fifty percent of the adults all awaiting his country but considering China less than thirty years ago maybe seventy percent of the population.

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