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PH-301

Global Health Issues

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Analyse a global health problem with real data, explain its drivers, and evaluate what has worked against it.

Start hereIts listed prerequisites are still being written; you can start here with general reading comfort. Choose one country to follow through the course.

9 hours total5 Chapters20 Lessons1 ExamsFREE
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Take a position on Global Health Issues. The AI counselor argues the other side, asks you questions back, and cites a source for every fact it states. Sources listed under a reply are the pages it actually found; if none are listed, it is arguing from reasoning only. It is an AI and it can be wrong: check the sources.

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    Prerequisites::PH-201 Epidemiology(not yet written; start here anyway)

    Course Syllabus

    9h total

    Practice

    1. Pull your chosen country's top ten causes of death from a public burden-of-disease tool.
    2. Note how the list changed over 30 years and which transition that shows.
    3. Match three Sustainable Development Goal targets to those causes.

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    Which transition is your country in, and what single figure proves it?

    Topics Covered

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