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Can we say mental and physical health or health?

You can say "mental and physical health" or simply "health".

Here's why:

* "Mental and physical health" is more specific and emphasizes the two distinct aspects of well-being.

* "Health" is a broader term that encompasses both mental and physical well-being. It acknowledges that these two aspects are interconnected and influence each other.

The best choice depends on the context:

* Use "mental and physical health" when you want to specifically highlight both aspects, such as in a discussion about the importance of addressing both physical and mental health concerns.

* Use "health" when you want to use a general term for overall well-being, such as in a sentence about the importance of maintaining good health.

Ultimately, both phrases are correct and convey the same meaning. Choose the one that best suits your purpose.

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