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What is the relationship between environmental variables and the incidence of disease? How is this changing?

There are many conditions that demonstrate that the environment has a large impact on health. For example, cholera from polluted water supplies, increased cataracts from the sun, asthma from air pollution. T...
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Answered by Sarah L. Geography tutor
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What can I do to prepare myself for an Oxbridge interview?

Firstly, familiarise yourself with your personal statement, there is a possibility that you may be asked a question about something you have specifically mentioned. You should have a general awareness of wha...
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What are primary and secondary effects of a tectonic hazard and why might people continue to live in a hazardous area?

Tectonic hazards are those caused by the movement of tectonic plates on the earth's surface, such as earthquakes and volcanoes. Primary effects occur as a direct result of the movement; for example, ground s...
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How does Mary Shelley create a 'frame narrative' in her 1818 novel 'Frankenstein'?

In Shelley's 'Frankenstein', it should be initially established that the opening narrative is in epistolary form: that is to say that written letters form the first few chapters to give the sailor Robert Wal...
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How should I structure the introduction to my exam essay?

Your introduction should clearly outline the points you will go on to make in the main body of the essay - the idea is to give the marker a good sense of the structure and purpose of your essay. Start with t...
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