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    School Lunches

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    The Truth about Cafeteria Food Can you believe that so many children in elementary schools do not bring their lunch to school because parents feel that it’s more convenient or a time saver in the mornings‚ so their kids eat the school cafeteria food? This topic is fascinating because little do most parents know what kind of food their child is being fed. Everyone should be aware of the many risks that are involved when sending their children off to school with the expectation that their kids

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    *Infectious agent: microorganism causes diseases such as bacteria‚ virus‚ paeasite and fungi. * Reservoir: natural environment that the pathogen requires for survival such as water‚ food or human feces. *Portal of exit. This link is needed for the pathogen to leave the reservoir for example blood‚ urinal track‚ respiratory track or body fluids. *Mode of transmission. The pathogen can be transmitted either directly or indirectly for example as environmental surface or peace of medical equipment. *portal of

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    TYPHOID FEVER BY: CATHERINE E. JOAQUIN REPORT CONTENT  INTRODUCTION  SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS  PATHOGENS AND VIRULENCE FACTORS  PATHOGENESIS/TRANSMISSION  EPIDEMIOLOGY  DIAGNOSIS‚ TREATMENT AND PREVENTION INTRODUCTION What are Food & Waterborne Diseases?  Diseases that are supported‚ carried or transmitted by food & water.  Examples are: Cholera‚ Hepatitis A‚ Amoebic Dysentery‚ & Typhoid Fever INTRODUCTION What is a Typhoid Fever

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    2006 Q4 a) The greatest decline took place between 1965 and 1970. 700‚000 metric tons - 200‚000 metric tons = 500‚000 metric tons 500‚000 metric tons/5 years = 100‚000 metric tons per year the gorundfish harvest depleted by aproximately 100 thousand metric tons per year between 1965 and 1970. b) Bottom trawling is the act of scraping the bottom of a fishing area with a large net in order to catch fish. The net‚ however‚ catches more than the intended product. The nets destroy the bottom vegetation

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    Causes and Effects of Advertising of Water Pollution in Lake Huron Luis Paredes Dr. Wallace ENG 115 Water Quality is very much in the news these days and it is also a growing public concern. Water is one of the most important resources on the planet and affects nearly every aspect of life. The Great Lakes watershed contains a large percentage of the world’s fresh surface water. The Lakes support the water needs‚ and jobs of millions of people and poor water quality is an increasing frustration

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    How do bacteria affect human lives? Bacteria interact and are a constant in our day to day lives‚ perhaps more than suspected. Bacteria are often thought of as bad‚ however this is untrue‚ there is also many types of ‘good’ bacteria. ‘Good’ bacteria can benefit us by simply helping our digestive system work and helping us in the process of fermentation. Bacteria are extremely helpful in the production of many things such as fuel and medicine. But bacteria directly affect our production of

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    this time‚ only one monoclonal antibody has been licensed for an infectious disease (RSV infection). Active immunization induces an adaptive‚ longlasting immune response to a pathogen by introducing the killed or attenuated pathogens or antigens derived from the pathogens into the body. These nonpathogenic forms of the pathogen are the major component of a vaccine. Therefore‚ active immunization is routinely achieved by administering different types of vaccines. In the past 100 years‚ the use of vaccines

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    would we neglect it * Ethical/moral consideration * The government should care because it’s linked to economic growth & social progress 6/24 * Fertility linked to mortality through life expectancy * Main determinants: natural pathogens (ex: the black death) * Global Health * Major shift in patterns of health‚ disease‚ and causes of death * Shift from infectious disease mortality to non-communicable diseases * Cardiovascular disease * Injuries

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    syndrome’ or E.Coli poisoning. Secondly‚ the animals in some industrial farms are fed with antibiotics to promote growth and prevent diseases. This was also proven to be a danger for humans as widespread use of antibiotics results in breading super pathogens (drug resistant bacteria).Besides antibiotics there are also other toxic substances which are used to feed the animals on these farms. These toxins may be contaminated in animal tissues and they create the risk for people who consume them. There

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    Escherichia coli 0157:H7 OR (E. coli) is a food born pathogen that can cause serious illness or if left untreated can cause death. One of the obvious symptoms of E. coli is bloody diarrhea although not all forms of E coli have the same symptoms. The main toxins all strains of E. coli produce are called shiga toxins‚ the toxins alone are not able to make E. coli pathogenic it needs the presence of other virulence markers. The symptoms can easily be confused with other illnesses or diseases. It starts

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