Category: Infectious Disease
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Analysis of Factors Influencing on the Transmission and Contraction of Infectious Diseases
There are many factors that influence the transmission and contraction of infectious diseases. Some individuals are more vulnerable to infections, due to other serious health conditions or a weaker immune system. For instance, young children have not yet developed their immune systems. A common cause of immunodeficiency is poor nutrition. This is because great nutrition…
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Infectious Diseases Caused By Aedes Aegypti
On a global scale, the public health sector is built on prioritizing diseases that majorly contribute to the leading causes of morbidity and mortality. In the spectrum of accountable diseases, infectious diseases caused by Aedes Aegypti, which is the principal vector among the species family, has the widest ever recorded distribution and is notably responsible…
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Infectious Disease: Epidemic Mapping
Introduction Every country is susceptible to potential outbreaks of large scale diseases. These infectious diseases cause a multiplicity of problems, specifically extreme numbers of death with those afflicted. Diseases like SARS, HIV/AIDS, and Ebola have claimed the lives of many, but what if we could predict the spread of new infectious diseases? That is the…
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Emergence of the New Infectious Diseases: Descriptive Essay
New Diseases Introduction A disease is a certain condition that affects an organism by weakening the bodys general functions and psyche; it is also affiliated with particular symptoms and signs. The factors that contribute to an organism having a disease may be intrinsic or extrinsic. Intrinsic factors originate within a host and could be caused…
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Essay on Emerging Infectious Diseases: Causes of Outbreak
We as humans are currently at war with a pandemic, a virus known as COVID-19, an infectious disease that has devasted a large portion of our world. Covid-19 is one example of the many infectious diseases that have devasted our world throughout the past decades (Kim, 2020). As a modern society, we have endured the…
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Impact of Infectious Diseases on Society: Opinion Essay
Infectious diseases are diseases caused by organisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, or parasites. The continuous growth of the Human population is causing an increase in the spread of infectious diseases. Due to the growth of the spread of infectious diseases the human population is decreasing. I feel like the bigger the population gets, the…
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Infectious Disease: Consequences Of Traveling During An Outbreak
Travel is a major factor when it comes to the spread of infectious diseases. Throughout history, there have been many examples of why traveling and migration have played a major factor in spreading very infectious diseases. In this essay, Ill be explaining the consequences of traveling during an outbreak, how it relates to our world…
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Infectious Diseases And Civil Conflict
To answer the question if infectious diseases influence the risk of civil conflict it is necessary to measure the exposure to infectious disease pathogens and the number of civil conflict incidences. MHV-pathogens are utilized to measure the exposure to infectious diseases. Pathogens can be divided into three different host categories. If only humans can serve…
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International Quarantine: A Measure To Halt Disease Spread
Abstract New challenges of 21st century such as rapid globalization, increased trades and hyper mobility of people; can spread infectious disease faster than ever before. Vigilant practice is vital to slow down the chain of transmission and quarantine is one among them. Quarantine is a measure used by the global health agencies to prevent the…
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Investigation Into The Control Of Infectious Diseases: Tuberculosis (TB)
A disease is a specific abnormal condition that negatively affects the structure or function of part all an organism and there is different type of diseases including tuberculosis the most dangerous is the disease. This disease killed more people in the world, the research tells us about tuberculosis that who were killed form this disease.…