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    Cities will be home to two-thirds of humanity by 2030, bringing both opportunities and health challenges for urban dwellers. A university study found that living in cities can increase risks of obesity, asthma, stress, and even suicide. To prepare for potential health problems in urban living, the document recommends finding good activities, friendships, and exercising diligently to promote well-being.

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    Cities will be home to two-thirds of humanity by 2030, bringing both opportunities and health challenges for urban dwellers. A university study found that living in cities can increase risks of obesity, asthma, stress, and even suicide. To prepare for potential health problems in urban living, the document recommends finding good activities, friendships, and exercising diligently to promote well-being.

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    Cities will be home to two-thirds of humanity by 2030, bringing both opportunities and health challenges for urban dwellers. A university study found that living in cities can increase risks of obesity, asthma, stress, and even suicide. To prepare for potential health problems in urban living, the document recommends finding good activities, friendships, and exercising diligently to promote well-being.

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    Name: Muhammad Hafis Aziz

    Class : PBI 2 C
    INTERPRETIVE LISTENING
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_jjX-i45hU
    Our health and well-being are influenced by the settings in which we live. By
    2030, two-thirds of humanity will live in urban areas. Cities provide an
    excellent opportunity for local governments to protect and promote health at
    many levels.
    From a university study in Barcelona stated that every city dweller has
    problems with health and well-being, obesity, asthma, stress and even suicide .
    Here I take the lesson that we must be prepared to live in the city for the
    problems that occur in urban areas. Find good activities, friendships, and
    exercise diligently

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