HYGIENE
Keywords:
hygiene, organism, body, healthy life, challenges, benefits. IntroductionAbstract
Hygiene is a fundamental aspect of maintaining good health and preventing diseases. It encompasses practices that promote cleanliness and protect against the spread of infections. This article explores the concept of hygiene, its types, and its role in enhancing individual and public health. It emphasizes the importance of personal, environmental, and food hygiene in reducing the incidence of illnesses. The article concludes by highlighting the need for education and awareness to ensure effective hygiene practices in everyday life.
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