Question

1. Picture yourself as a different race. According to your textbook, what are some of the issues faced by this population? Would your health risks be any different than they are now?
2. What is the importance of understanding other people’s health risks and issues, not just your own?  Use college-level writing.   Your original post must be a minimum of 250 words.  You MUST include reference material (either from the module and/or from SUITABLE external sources) AND provide BOTH appropriate in-text citations AND full-source citations at the bottom of the post in order to earn full credit for the discussion! Please see the "APA Style Resources and Discussion Rubric" discussion board for resources to help you correctly cite the reference material in your post.

Answer 1

Race is defined as a person's self identification from.other groups. There are different races white,Black or African ,Indo Americans, native Alaska, Caucasian.

Knowing about races and related health risk factors helps in preventive management of certain diseases. Some races are prone to have high risk for particular diseases, so when we get that types of cases we can easily differentiate them with races it help to identity the causes and prevention from that causes.