How can an understanding of the human microbiome contribute to innovative strategies for health promotion and disease prevention?

Antibiotic resistance is a real threat to the human race. Unfortunately, it has not been given the kind of attention it deserves. So a lot of people are unaware of the seriousness of the situation and its consequences. You are expected to do a literature search about this burning issue and turn in a paper. I am not particular about the style you use for the paper. But I am particular about the fact that you must reference every statement you make if you are taking it from somewhere. I want you to use the ACS format to cite your reference Your paper must have an introduction. Your paper must read like an essay (headings are optional). If you use a question answer format I will not grade your paper. Please do not use the numbering or bullet format in writing the paper, the use of paragraphs is more appropriate. Please ensure that your paper is cohesive in font and writing style. In your paper please address the following issues · What are antibiotics? · What is antibiotic resistance? ·…

How is biomedicine improvised and with what effects on health care workers and patients? How might we engage with these problems moving forward? explain depth

What is disease surveillance? Suggest modifications or impeovements in the disease surveillance strategies that you currently observe in the present day public health situation.

Collectively, metagenomic studies of the human microbiome have shown ALL BUT one of the following statements are true. There is no general pattern of similarity in the microbiomes of humans; they are unpredictable. Microbial diversity in the human microbiome is so great that no one microbial species is present in the greatest abundance in all individuals. Certain microbial genes appear to be linked to certain human body sites. Similarities in microbial diversity between individuals are more evident at higher bacterial taxonomic levels (such as phyla).

What are five goals of infectious disease control?

Why are CQI initiatives important for hospitals and health systems?

What distinguishes resistance and tolerance to an infectious disease?  How can each be measured? What was the relationship between the two that Raberg et al 2007 demonstrated in mice and what are the evolutionary implications of their findings?

In terms of GWAS and medicine, how far is too far for doctors to be screening and giving feedback to patients?

What is the primary goal of primary healthcare? A) Provide emergency care B) Promote health and prevention of diseases C) Provide specialized care D) Conduct research on healthcare