What is true about drowning?

a. it is a leading cause of death globally.

b. around 4,000 children die from drowning in the united states each year.

c. it happens in all types of water.

d. all of the above

Dora experiences frequent headaches and was ordered by her doctor to take medicine for headache relief. what should she do so as not to abuse the medicine? take the medication as prescribed take an extra over-the-counter pill take double the dose of the prescribed medicine to make the headaches go away quickly take the medication to relieve her feelings of loneliness and depression

Tessa’s friend milo offers her a ride home. tessa does not like riding with milo. he insists that everyone wear a seat belt, and he listens to classical music. he drives a small car, and usually texts while driving. why should tessa refuse milo’s offer? milo texts while driving. milo listens to classical music. milo drives a small car. milo insists that everyone wear a seat belt.

The potential to eradicate preventable diseases in the future depends on other societal factors that influence coordination and deployment of global health resources. for example, 70 confirmed cases of circulating vaccinederived poliovirus type 2 (cvdpv2) were reported syria, which is embroiled in war. where else are similar societal challenges preventing the eradication of polio? uzbekistan. nigeria. pakistan. a and c. b and c.