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社会医学(国外英文资料) Social medicine [P4] research in social medicine: a) to study the social health status (mainly the health of the population); B) study factors that affect the health of the population (mainly social factors); C) to study social health strategies and measures. [P4] three health revolutions: a) the first health revolution was aimed at infectious diseases, parasitic diseases and endemic diseases; B) the second health revolution focused on chronic noncommunicable diseases; C) the third health revolution is aimed at improving the quality of life and promoting the health and longevity of all mankind. [P16] the five evolution of the medical model: 1) the mode of spiritual medicine; 2) the mode of natural philosophy medicine; 3) mechanistic medicine; 4) biomedical models; 5) biological -- psychological -- social medicine. [P26] factors that affect human health: 1) environmental factors; 2) lifestyle and behavioral factors; 3) biological genetic factors; 4) medical and health services. [P31] social factors affect the basic laws and characteristics of health: a) non-specific and generalized influences; B) constancy and accumulation; C) interaction. The type of [P53] culture: the culture of intelligence, the normative culture, the culture of thought. [P54] culture influences health characteristics: informability, origin, soft binding, stability, nationality. [P59] personality and health: 1) type A personality: ambitious and competitive. To be a person, a person who is impatient, impatient, impatient, impatient, impatient, anxious, impatient, and hostile. It is thought to be one of the four risk groups for coronary heart disease, which is associated with hypercholesterolemia, smoking and hypertension. 2) B: in contrast, if you are not competitive, you are not in a hurry. 3) type C personality traits: suppressing emotions, avoiding conflict, anger without hair, being angry, introverted. The incidence of cervical cancer is three times higher than that of other people