answer the question in relation to your chosen disease:summarise key aspects analysed.You can also refer to implications for policies/ interventions, or need for more research/or services.

In conclusion I discussed how social model of health have the thoughts about health is not only associated with illness but also how social, economic and environment factors can influence individual health. Obesity is causes by many factors, for example there is a connection among unemployment and poor health to population. About one in ten people aged 16 to 64 years are claiming an out-of-working benefit for example in Haringey (9%) and Islington (10%). They don’t have any choice where they go to cheap option foods and there is more oil, sugars, salt and so on which in consequence affect the body and leads to many diseases. Most deprived 4-5 and 10-11-year-old are 2x more likely to be obese than least deprived. According to Public Health England (2015), obesity could also be a result of market failure like environmental pollution. It imposes an external cost to society, so that public intervention to control obesity is justified. In order to reduce the consumption of unhealthy foods, it has been suggested that, foods high in calories, fat, or sugar be taxed and that healthy foods such as fruits and vegetables be promoted. Another intervention such as the ISEEM framework suggests that, obesity prevention does not have just one stand-alone intervention or a solution. It needs contributions from an individual combined with aggregate level social, economic, and environmental interventions.in economic angle may be Nutritional labelling, food advertising, environmental Promote no motorised form of transport through sidewalks and cycle paths, recreation destinations easy access to parks, social Community awareness through social clubs, exercise classes, and service training for parents and teachers (Amarasinghe, Anura; D'Souza, Gerard. ISRN Public Health. 2012, p1-10. 10.).