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    According to Aaby‚ Most hospital studies of measles mortality suggest that high case-fatality ratios are associated with malnutrition. However‚ no community study has documented this association. On the contrary‚ several community studies from Africa and Asia have found no relation between nutritional status and risk of severe or fatal measles. Instead‚ overcrowding and intensive exposure may be more important determinants of measles mortality. Clustering of several cases in the family and/or intensive

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    Louis Pasteur was an incredible man who changed much of history that led to the improvement of public health. He was born on December 27‚ 1822 in Dole‚ Jura in France. He was the third child of parents‚ Jean-Joseph and Jeanne Roqui. His father had always dreamed for Louis to have a good education and apply that to his future career. Pasteur was only an average student skilled at drawing and painting‚ which would help him illustrate what he saw in the microscope later on in life. In a college exam

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    required‚ but is recommended to observe Typical salary: $63‚010 per year Other: Epidemiologists work in health departments‚ offices‚ universities‚ and laboratories. Some do fieldwork to conduct interviews and collect samples for analyses. Cholera: Causes: Cholera is caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. The bacteria releases a toxin that causes increased release of water from cells in the intestines‚ which produces severe diarrhea. Transmission: People get the infection by eating or drinking

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    some writers argued that hatred towards the Church was due to the influence of pious‚ frustrated and overprotective mothers (source) Moreover‚ the rapid increase in the number of deaths during the 17th and 18th of July 1834 in Madrid because of a cholera outbreak left a population feeling helpless and impotent. Medical personnel were unable to provide an adequate physical explanation for the disease and this lack of knowledge ultimately led to absurd reasoning (Gonzalez‚ p.195). The rumour that Jesuits

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    Population Demographics Haiti has a population of 10‚486‚800 people (CIA‚2017). Of this population‚ major ethnic groups are black (95%)‚ mulatto and white (CIA‚ 2017). Religion is a very important part of Haitian culture‚ with the majority of the population practicing Roman Catholicism (54.7%)‚ Protestant (28.5%)‚ Voodoo (2.1%)‚ and only 10.2% of people are non-religious (CIA‚ 2017). Voodoo is not entirely considered a religion‚ but instead serves as a “cultural background for most Haitians… which

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    3.5 I encourage children and young people to try and deal with issues and conflict themselves‚ by mentoring them so that they know right from wrong and are therefore able to make the correct choices. If a situation arises where children disagree then I try to allow them time to discuss their opinions and come to a mutual agreement that is suitable and appropriate to both sides. Making sure that the children have the opportunity to express their emotions using a calm and measured approach. Allowing

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    began as the understanding that organisms beyond the view of man could exist. Bacteria were the first found microscopic items‚ and took a decade to prove. Job Lewis Smith‚ a pediatric doctor in the late nineteenth century began studying outbreaks of cholera. No other doctors were able to explain why the children were getting ill. He worked in the slums of New York and blamed the unsanitary conditions for many diseases. This was during a time called the sanitary movement‚ which was purely a movement of

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    This has become a problem‚ as the dumping ground is an excellent breeding ground. According to medical experts‚ the continuous dumping could result in around 40 diseases. The major diseases amongst these 40 include leptospirosis‚ food poisoning‚ cholera‚ dysentery and diarrhea. Other diseases include histoplasmosis (breathing problem)‚ worms and loose motions. Physicians also point out that the air released from the dumping ground is toxic. "At the time of decomposition of the waste‚ many gases

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    7 Worst Killer Plagues in history  Smallpox (430 BC? - 1979): Killed more than 300 million people worldwide in the 20th century alone‚ and most of the native inhabitants of the Americas Smallpox (also known by the Latin names Variola or Variola vera) is a contagious disease unique to humans. Smallpox is caused by either of two virus variants named Variola major and Variola minor. The deadlier form‚ V. major‚ has a mortality rate of 30–35%‚ while V. minor causes a milder form of disease called

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    be rife with disease. This was generally a very popular theory. One sceptic in the ’miasma’ theory was John Snow. He published a book in 1849 suggesting that cholera enters the body through the mouth‚ it is not airborne‚ as many people thought. In 1854 there was a large outbreak in cholera in Soho‚ this was following several years of cholera outbreaks. John Snow investigated the case and was able to prove his theory right when he discovered that the outbreak was down to polluted water coming from

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