Q.3)Do a concise,but comprehensive write - up on:- (a) Cancer of the Uterus (b) Hepatoma

A nurse who was treating patients for Ebola (a severe, often fatal illness) in West Africa returns to New Jersey and appears to have a fever. Health officials quarantine the nurse to watch whether she develops the Ebola virus, stating they do not want the nurse to spread to virus those with whom she comes into contact. Health officials defend the quarantine: "Even if quarantine infringes the nurse's right to move freely and go home, quarantine is a precaution and will protect the greatest number of people." This is an example of: Utilitarianism Straw Man Justification Natural Law Theory

I know this isn't biology but there wasn't an option for Epidemiology. Explain the implications of the 15 leading causes of death for public health.

All patients should be considered infectious. True or false

How would non-vaccination issues affect a nursing facility? Explain your rationale.

There is a rise in some cases of rare illness within the last the few years due to  increase in the homeless population. Please put up a communicable disease that is showing up now. How is it happening? What's the preventative techniques? And what's the Course of the disease?

Zoonotic disease and vectorborne disease have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably. True False

Could you please write a claim and evidence for number 1 and 2.  The evidence should be from the chart above.

Non communicable diseases are one of the challenges of modern society. Discuss how non communicable disease may be overcome

Match the historical figure in epidemiology with their major contribution to the field: < < Invented immunization First case-control and cohort studies First to connect occupation to a disease Developed vital statistics system Recognized childbed fever associated with autopsy, and prevented by surgeon handwashing 1. John Snow 2. Benjamin Jesty 3. William Farr 4. Ignaz Semmelweiss 5. Percival Pott