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    Democratic Republic of the Congo(Outbreaks Chronology: Ebola Virus Disease). It was previously known as the Ebola hemorrhagic fever. There are five different species of the Ebola, Ebola Virus, Sudan virus, Tai Forest virus, Bundibugyo virus and Reston virus. It was first discover in 1976 neat the Ebola River. Researchers believe that the virus is animal-borne and the most likely animal to start the virus was bats, though it is still not known for sure. In the 1967 outbreak it affected 318…

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    While the outbreak itself has died down, the CDC has been implementing several prevention programs to contain and prevent the outbreak from spreading across the world. As of October 9, 2015, the CDC has been working in conjunction with the World Health Organization to enhance screening strategies for people entering the…

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    1. Hand Washing The concept of hand washing is significant to public health as it support the prevention and control of infections. A large number of infectious diseases outbreak has been controlled by campaigns that focused on hand washing. The transmission of infections from person to person and objects to persons can be prevented through hand washing. Since the introduction of hand washing by Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis (1818-65) who documented the association between hand hygiene practices of…

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    Problem Analysis Chipotle is very limited on the items listed on their menu. Chipotle serves a variety of burritos, tacos, burrito bowl’s, and salads. They offer only certain kinds of meats, rice, beans, and toppings. Chipotle does offer a kid’s menu, with seasonal fruit or chips, and juice or organic milk. The kid’s meal is limited to quesadilla’s. All of these options are limited compared to competitors that may offer a more wide range of foods. For example, competitors may offer food items…

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    Avian Influenza Essay

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    these being waterfowl (Center for Disease Control and Prevention). OVERVIEW I was unable to find a clear date for the imminence of AI in birds; however, the first human infection of highly pathogenic AI virus was detected in 1997 during a poultry outbreak in Hong Kong, China (World Health Organization). Since then AI has spread and been identified in over 16 countries…

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    Whether you are a parent or not, we all have that unselfish concern for the welfare of children and our communities. If it were possible, we would protect our loved ones from even the smallest of illnesses. Fortunately, we can protect them from some diseases that have ended the lives of children and adults for hundreds of years by choosing to vaccinate. The federal government needs to enact a policy that requires all who reside or enter the United States to receive all recommended vaccinations…

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    C Perfringens Case Studies

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    Potter (2001) mentioned that C. perfringens spores may contaminate meat and meat products either before processing and survive cooking or after processing due to unhygienic handling of prepared food. Adak et al. (2002) reported that deaths due to C. perfringens (type A) food poisoning are rare but may occur in the elderly and debilitated. It is estimated to kill seven people in the USA, and between 50 and 100 people in UK yearly. Asha and Wilcox (2002) reported that the first C. perfringens…

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    September 2001, the United States governments took steps to be prepared with a bioterrorism attack using smallpox as a weapon of mass destruction. As a result of this effort, there is a national response plan to be able to vaccinate citizens to keep an outbreak contained. The plan involves a smallpox health care team that is designed to respond to any emergency and to ensure the vaccination of all team members. There exists enough vaccine to cover everyone that would require it…

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    Zombies Effects On Society

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    The information provided by the articles annotated below all relate to the concept that the recent increase of zombies in media (movies, tv shows, and games) all demonstrate the fear and repulsion people have towards death as well as how their usage have also intersected with other pervasive anxieties of people towards disease, globalization, and other phenomena. Each of the different sources helped with providing some evidence in regards to how zombies have affected society through media and…

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    mass distribution leaves open the risk of disease spreading from one country to another. In 1997, reports of an outbreak of gastrointestinal disease emerged in Canada and the United States in various parts of both nations. The source of the outbreak came from Guatemala where “Guatemalan raspberries were identified as the primary food vehicle in most outbreaks, along with, in a few outbreaks, mesclun” (Waltner-Toews David). While chemical alterations prolong the lives of conventional crops and…

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