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Health Risk Factor Categories: Unmodifiable, Modifiable, Environmental
1. Unmodifiable
- Age
- Sex
- Race/ethnicity
- Family history / genetics
2. Modifiable (Lifestyle/Behavioral)
- Tobacco use
- Poor diet (high sodium, saturated fat, added sugar; low fiber)
- Physical inactivity
- Excessive alcohol
- Illicit drug use
- Chronic stress / poor sleep
3. Environmental
- Air pollution (PM2.5, ozone)
- Water contaminants (lead, PFAS, microbes)
- Soil toxins (heavy metals, pesticides)
- Occupational exposures (asbestos, silica, benzene)
- Noise pollution
- Built environment (walkability, green space, food access)
Public health targets modifiable and environmental factors for greatest population impact.
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