How has infectious disease played an important role in human evolution? How have human cultural practices influenced the patterns of infectious disease seen today?

Hw did ebola virus manage to spread to Europe and America especially New York?

Have you ever heard of anthrax disease? Does it have different effects on Humans than livestock species? If so, what are those differences? and give a cite source where you find the answer

A key result of the pandemic has been the increased scrutiny of scientific research by a broader and, in some cases, a less experienced audience, resulting in significant discussions about the basic tenets of scientific theory and discovery. How would you help people understand the enduring value of experimental science to our society for effectively addressing challenging human health problems?

The French scientist Louis Pasteur was responsible for the germ theory that finally solved the riddle of the ages - the source of epidemic disease. Pasteur also made a number of other discoveries. Who was Louis Pasteur and what were some of these other contributions made by Pasteur?

One summer, a group of tourists became ill after they all stayed at the same hotel in Greece. Epidemiologists conducted surveys among all the people who had stayed at that hotel during the two-and-a-half-week period in which people were reporting their illnesses. They did this in an attempt to determine the cause of the symptoms, which were primarily diarrhea and nausea.  They surveyed 239 people; 224 of them reported having been ill while they were still on vacation or shortly after their return. Their diarrheal symptoms lasted 10-15 days.  Seventy of the 224 people who reported illness were classified as having definite cases of gastrointestinal disease. A case was called “definite” when a pathogen could actually be recovered from their stool. Of these, the vast majority tested positive for one particular microorganism.  Microscopic analysis of the stool samples revealed the presence of small oval-shaped structures, with defined outer walls and two to four nuclei inside. Diagnostic…

Parasitism is considered to be a lifestyle? Why?

Which of the following is not a major cause of spread of infectious diseases in human populations? O a. A settled life style. O b. Marriage patterns. Oc. Domestication of animals O d. Agricultural production patterns, irrigation and fertilization of soil. Oe. Climate.

Why is understanding the nature of the humanmicrobiome such a complex process?