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Title: Epidemiologic Transition


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Epidemiologic Transition
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Stage 1 Malthus natural checks
  • Omran 1971 Pestilence and famine
  • Infectious and parasitic diseases
  • Accidents and attacks by animals and humans
  • Most violent Bubonic plague
  • Tranmitted by fleas from migrating infected rats
  • Brought from Kyrgyzstan by army to Italians at
    Black Sea carry on ships to Southeast Europe
  • ½ of the European continent population died 25
    million
  • China also infected

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Stage 2 Stage of receding pandemics
  • Wide geographical areas/ affects high proportion
    of the population
  • Cholera Poor people crowded into industrial
    cities
  • Victims punished for sinful behavior and poverty
    was a sin
  • Snow refutes by mapping distribution of water
    pumps
  • Improve sanitation, nutrition and medicine reduce
    during Industrial Revolution water/sewer
    systems

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Stage 3 Degenerative and human created diseases
  • Increase in chronic disorders associated with
    aging
  • Two most important cardiovascular diseases and
    cancer
  • Decline in infections diseases
  • Polio, measles, neonatal tetanus, diphtheria,
  • Pertussis, Leprosy

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Stage 4 delayed degenerative diseases
  • Olshansky and Ault
  • Degenerative diseases linger but life expectancy
    is extended through medical advances
  • Operations repair deficiencies
  • Behavior changes extend life

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Stage 5 reemergence of infectious and parasitic
diseases
  • Consequence higher crude death rates
  • Evolution Disease microbes develop resistance.
    Antibiotics and genetic engineering create new
    strains.
  • Ex Malaria resistant to DDT
  • Poverty TB major cause in less developed
    countries Expensive drugs economic burden
  • Improved Travel SARS carried on airplanes
  • improved communication pinpoint GIS

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  • Fear of smallpox by terrorists
  • AIDS
  • 95 of people living with AIDS and 99 of new
    cases in less developed countries
  • Sub Saharan Africa 70 of the worlds HIV
  • positive population South Africa most cases
    (5)million, 2nd India (4) and China(1)
  • Highest rate of infection Botwana (39)
  • Caribbean countries 2nd
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