1 assessment You will take two risk assessments this week. A diabetes risk and

1 assessment
You will take two risk assessments this week. A diabetes risk and cancer risk assessment. Examples of the submission are provided below…
Cancer Assessment (for this assessment choose one of the cancer assessments and report back)
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Diabetes Assessment
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Cancer Result:
COLORECTAL CANCER ASSESSMENT
YOUR RISK: AVERAGE
An average Canadian man’s risk of developing colorectal cancer in his lifetime is 1 in 14. Your risk for developing colorectal cancer is about the same as most Canadian men your age. Making healthy changes can help to reduce your risk. Read on for ways to get started.
Diabetes Result:
YOU ARE AT
Low Risk
SCORE 4 / 10
Right now, your risk for having type 2 diabetes is low. However, your risk changes over time. Be sure to schedule regular check-ups with your doctor and take healthy steps toward preventing or delaying diabetes.
An estimated 7.2 million people with diabetes are undiagnosed, and 1 in 3 American adults is at risk for developing type 2 diabetes. Do you think people you care about may be among them? Help them learn their risk by sharing the Type 2 Diabetes Risk Test.
2 assessment
The EPA has recently launched an Environmental Justice Screen and Mapping tool.
Go to the following link:
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1. Launch the EJ Screen tool.
2. Enter your zip code or an area that you spent a lot of time in. For instance, my zip code is 92075 or I enter New Orleans since I grew up there.
3. Next you want to go to “add maps.” Scroll down to additional maps and add hazardous materials.
4. Take a screenshot of the map and upload along with your thoughts about living near the amount of hazardous waste around you.