Question

"Health education helps to modify superstitious beliefs on health matters"

Answer 1

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Education can bring change in the belief of superstition. It improves cognition and the ability of reasoning. ... Once the unknown becomes familiar, there is not superstition any longer. If a person comes to know about the actual truth behind various meaningless things, their fear from the mind will be abolished.

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Answer 2

Italics is a style of typeface in which the letters slant to the right: This sentence is printed in italics. (If you're writing something out in longhand, the equivalent of italics would be underlining.) Apart from the uses cited below for titles and naming conventions, italics are used to give emphasis to words and phrases in a sentence. For example, the question, "Are you going to wear that?" takes on an entirely different meaning if you italicize the last word: "Are you going to wear that?"