How has infectious disease played an important role in human evolution? How have human cultural practices influenced the patterns of infectious disease seen today?
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- why is it important to learn about infectious diseases in history, and how does that knowledge apply to today's world?How do the diagnoses and treatments of infectious diseases differ globally and culturally within different regions of the world and how does economics affect a country’s ability to prevent and treat infections?From a global health viewpoint howdoes HIV/AIDS fit into either the ecological/evolutionary model of disease or the political-economy model of disease?
- What is the main reason that infectious diseases are becoming more common in modern times? A. Global population increase which brings humans farther from wild animals and their environments. B. Global population decrease which brings humans closer to wild animals and their environments. C. Global population decrease which brings humans farther away from wild animals and their environments. D. Global population increase which brings humans closer to wild animals and their environments.What is the main reason that infectious diseases are becoming more common in modern times? A. Global population decrease which brings humans farther away from wild animals and their environments. B. Global population increase which brings humans closer to wild animals and their environments. C. Global population decrease which brings humans closer to wild animals and their environments. D. Global population increase which brings humans farther from wild animals and their environments.How much time does it take for a flu pandemic to infect people all around the world?
- What evolutionary changes need to occur for an animal pathogen to become a human pathogen? Name some human infectious diseases that have an animal sourceHow does the current global pandemic will have an impact on the future generations born into it?What is the gut microbiome? Is it inside every human body? Is it an organ
- Why did Ebola spread so easily across the world in 2014? A. Because laboratories were easily able to ship the Ebola virus across the world. B. Because criminals were easily able to send the Ebola virus through worldwide mail. C. Airline travel made it easy for infected people who were symptomless to travel the world. D. Because the digital age quickly spread misinformation about Ebola onlineWhy is the Ebola virus considered a serious/dangerous virus?When antibiotics and vaccination techniques were first discovered, the statement was made that all pathogenic organisms would be controlled by the twenty-first century. Why do you think this statement did not come true? Why are we in another pandemic?
