Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

INFLUENZA- MOST VIRUSES ARE ADAPTED FOR A PARTICULAR GROUP OF ANIMALS - PIGS CAN MIX AND MATCH VIRUSES FROM BIRDS AND HUMANS- ON RARE OCCASIONS FLU VIRUSES HAVE JUMPED THE SPECIES BARRIER FROM OTHER ANIMALS TO HUMANS - LAST TWO FLU PANDEMICS CAUSE

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Influenza (HRC)H5 Has threatened to emerge as human pandemic pathogen since 1997. Killed 6 of 18 infected people. Before that event, the receptor specificity of avian influenza viruses was thought to prevent direct transmission. Link to live poultry

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

NORWALK VIRUS (NORWALK, OHIO, 1972) IS THE PROTOTYPE OF THE GENUS NORWALK-LIKE VIRUS (NLV) IN THE CALICIVIRIDAE FAMILY INCLUDES LARGE NUMBER OF GENETICALLY RELATED STRAINS THAT CAUSE GASTROENTERITIS WORLD WIDE HUMANS ARE THE ONLY KNOWN HOSTS NLV ACCO

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

PRIORITIZATION OF VIRAL FLU SUBTYPES (VACCINE PRODUCTION)HIGH RISK CATEGORY (HRC) H2, H5, H6, H7, H9 INFLUENZA MOST LIKELY TO BE TRANSMITTED TO HUMANS INFLUENZA SUBTYPES CURRENTLY CIRCULATING IN HUMANS H1 CONTINUE TO SHOW H3 ANTIGENIC DRIFT (AD)}

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

TRANSMISSIBLE SPONGIOFORM ENCEPHALOPATHES (TSE)EXAMPLES: SCRAPIE MINK ENCEPHALOPATHY CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE (CWD) OF DEER/ELKCWD HAS RECENTLY SPREAD FROM COLORADO-WYOMING TO SIX OTHER U.S. STATES AND ALSO ALBERTA (2002) AND SASKATCHEWAN (1996); C

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

PLAGUE YERSINIA PESTIS CAUSES ENZOOTIC VECTOR-BOURNE DISEASE INFECTING RODENTS AND FLEAS; HUMANS ARE INFECTED WHEN EXPOSED TO ZOONOTIC RESERVOIRS. INFECTION IN HUMANS USUALLY OCCURS AS BUBONIC PLAGUE WHEN FLEAS HAVE FLED ON PLAGUE INFECTED RODENTS

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

ZOONOSES75% OF EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES IDENTIFIED AS ZOONOTIC IN ORIGIN FACTORS: INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL GLOBAL TRADE INCREASING CONTACT BETWEEN WILDLIFE/HUMANS COMPANION ANIMALS EXOTIC AND DOMESTICATED FOOD HUMAN BEHAVIOUR RAPID MICROBIAL ADAPTAT

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

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Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRANSITION THEORYMOVE FROM THE ACUTE TO THE CHRONIC MODEL OF DISEASE1. SHIFT IN CAUSE OF DEATH PATTERNS 2. AGE AND GENDER OF THOSE WHO DIE 3. THE EFFECTS OF TRANSITION IN CAUSES OF DEATH ON SURVIVAL. IN OTHER WORDS, WHO BENEFITS MO

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

HIDDEN HUNGER2 BILLION PEOPLE SUFFER MINERAL AND VITAMIN DEFICIENCIES UNDERMINES: GROWTH, RESISTANCE TO DISEASE, FETAL DEVELOPMENT, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH 250,000 BABIES HAVE SEVERE BIRTH DEFECTS 20 X 106 CHILDREN ARE MENTALLY IMPAIREDMAIN DEF

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

AIDS (ESTIMATES AND TRENDS) 2004HIV INFECTIONS: 35 X 106 IN 2001 38 X 106 IN 2003 5 X 106 INFECTED IN 2003 EPIDEMIC CONTINUES TO GROW DUE TO NEW INFECTIONS ASIA WITH 60% OF WORLD POPULATION IS NOW HOME TO SOME OF THE FASTEST GROWING AIDS EPIDEMIC BY

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

AIDS in SwazilandAdult rate 38.6% 49.5% in women 19 to 30 in some areas 200,000 infected adults (population 1 X 106) 60,000 orphans will rise to 120,000 by 2010 Toxic mix of factors: Men migrate to find work Buy sex from infected prostitutes Po

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

HIV/AIDSIS NOT JUST ANOTHER INFECTIOUS THREAT TO HEALTH HIV/AIDS IS DESTROYING: TRADITION FABRIC OF SOCIETY THREAT TO ALL ASPECTS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CLASSIC POPULATION PYRAMID IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WILL BE RADICALLY CHANGED IN 2020 THERE W

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

INTRODUCTION OF COMBINATION DRUG THERAPIES HAVE PROLONGED LIFE (1995) INCREASED SURVIVAL TIME ALSO MEANS INCREASED POOL OF INFECTED INDIVIDUALS RISK OF ENHANCED TRANSMISSION IF TREATED INDIVIDUALS DO NOT MAINTAIN SAFE SEX PRACTICES GROWING COST AN

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

ORIGINS OF HIVTRANSMISSION EARLY HYPOTHESIS TRANSMITTED TO HUMANS IN 1800's AND 1900's HUNTING, CONSUMPTION OF CHIMPANZEES FOR FOOD REMAINED ISOLATED IN SMALL LOCAL POPULATIONS UNTIL 1930's, BEGAN TO SPREAD AND DIVERSIFY SIMIAN VIRMS (CPZ) CHIMP

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

THE PROBLEM IS: 1 IN 3 CHILDREN IS OVERWEIGHT IN CANADA ALMOST HALF OF THOSE ARE OBESE WE ARE GOING TO START SEEING CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN CHILDREN AMONG GRADE SIX STUDENTS: o ALMOST HALF EACH CHOCOLATE BARS OR CHIPS EVERY DAY o OVER HALF DON

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

DIABETES1.5 x 106 CANADIANS HAVE DIABETES ESTIMATED THAT 750,000 HAVE DISEASE AND DONT KNOW IT EVERY 8 MINUTES ANOTHER CANADIAN IS DIAGNOSED WITH THE DISEASE BY 2010, 3 MILLION CANADIANS WILL HAVE DIABETES LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH RESULTS IN: AMPUTATI

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Figure 1. Prevalence of diabetes in Alberta (1999-2000) by age and population35 30Percentage (%)25 20 15 10 5 004 510 9 -1 15 4 -1 20 9 -2 25 4 -2 30 9 -3 35 4 -3 40 9 -4 45 4 -4 50 9 -5 55 4 -5 60 9 -6 65 4 -6 70 9 -7 75 4 -7 80 9 -8 85 4 -8 9

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

WEALTH & HEALTH CANADATOP 20% OF INCOME EARNERS: LIVE 5 YEARS LONGER THAN BOTTOM 20% SUFFER LESS HEART DISEASE SUFFER FEWER ACCIDENTS SPEND LESS TIME IN HOSPITAL LIFE EXPECTANCY AND HEALTH OUTCOME FOR THE POOR IN 2004 ARE THE SAME AS THEY WERE

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

TUBERCULOSIS THIRD OF WORLD POPULATION (2 BILLION INFECTED) 80% TB CASES OCCUR IN 22 COUNTRIES INCIDENCE RATES = 68 TO 584 PER 100,000 BCG VACCINE USED TO CONTROL THE DISEASE ONLY 50% EFFECTIVE IN ADULTS. BCG CONFERS 90% PROTECTION AGAINST TB MENINGI

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

TUBERCULOSIS IN ABORIGINAL PEOPLEINCIDENCE RATE = 35.8 PER 100,000 POPULATION. HIGHEST RATE OF 105 PER 100,000 POPULATION IN SASKATCHEWAN. THE OVERALL RATE FOR THE NONNATIVE POPULATION IS 6.5 PER 100,000 POPULATION. FOR NATIVE AMERICANS REDUCTION IN

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

West Nile Virus (2003) 1480 Human casesAlberta 275 casesSaskatchewan* 935 cases The rest of Canada 106 cases culex tarsalisIn endemic areas of the world, human and bird populations have built up an immunity

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

Stanford - SAGANCV - 0908

SCOTT D. SAGAN CURRICULUM VITAE SEPTEMBER 2008OFFICE ADDRESS: CISAC Encina Hall Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-6165 (650) 725-2715 ssagan@stanford.eduCURRENT POSITION: 2008-2009: on Sabbatical Leave Professor, Department of Political Sci

Allan Hancock College - EDUC - 3041

The Use of Interactive Whiteboards in the ClassroomRuth Geer2007What is an interactive whiteboard? A large touch sensitive board which isconnected to a projector and computer They may be referred to by their product name: Smart, Promethean,

Texas A&M - CPSC - 680

Lecture 2 VLSI Testing Process and Equipments s s s s s s sMotivation Types of Testing Test Specifications and Plan Test Programming Test Data Analysis Automatic Test Equipment Parametric Testing Summary1Original slides copyright by Mike Bushne

Laurentian - HLSC - 3003

COST OF CANCER (CANADA)$14.3 BILLION $2.5 BILLION DIRECT TREATMENT COST $11.8 BILLION INDIRECT COST: LOST PRODUCTIVITY PREMATURE DEATH 2004 145,500 WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER 68,300 WILL DIEBY 2010 CANCER WILL BE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH RELATED

Midwestern State University - VANCOUVER - 471

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