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Kristof main argument

preventable disease, poverty and poor living conditions cause unnecessary suffering, especially amount children

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Child mortality

number of children who die before reaching a specified age, decreases when people have access to vaccines, clean water, nutruion

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Birthrates

number of births in a population over a given period

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Leading killer of humans accross the globe

leading infectious disease = tuberculosis, overall killer = ischemic heart disease

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Cause of re-emergence of many diseases

poverty, inadequate sanitation, international travel, urbanization, conflict, reduced vaccination, drug resistance

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malaria infections across the world

common in sub-Saharan Africa, parasites transmitted through infected female anopheles mosquitoes, warm temps, rainfall

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Relation between Hiv/aids and Tb

Hiv weakens immune system, more vulnerable to tb
tb leading cause of death for people with hiv
having hiv doesn’t mean you have tb

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Hiv precention

condoms, PrEP to prevent HIV, testing regularly, avoid sharing needles

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Open defecation and sanitation

open defecation means passing human waste in public areas, poor sanitation can contaminate water and food with disease causing organisms

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Effects of open defecation on childern

higher risk of diarrhea and intestinal infections, malnutrition impaired physical growth, greater risk of illness and death

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Status of HIV infection in low-middle income contries

major public health issue in low-middle income countries

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Causes of climate change

Burring fossil fuels, coal oil, deforestation, agriculture and industrial activates

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Global south v global north on climate change: north

Generally wealthier, industrial countries that have historically produced a large amount of greenhouse gasses.

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Global south v global north on climate change: south

Less wealthy, developing countries that often face greater difficulties adapting to climate change

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Global south v global north on climate change

who should pay for climate action

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Greenhouse gasses

gasses that trap heat in earth atmosphere, C02, human actives increase the concentration of these gases.

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Worlds leading C02 emmiters

China, then US, then India

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Status of climate change

Earth is warming because of human activites, global temps have risen, aleady affecting weather patterns ecosystems human communitites

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Impacts of climate change

More frequent or intense heatwave, rising sea levels, changes in rainfall and drought patterns, increased risk form certain extreme weather event

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climate change migrants

people who leave their homes becuase of climate related events or environmental changes making living there diffcult

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Ideal global temp increase according to paris agreement

keep global warming below 2C, countries should pursue efforts to limit warming to 1.5C

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Epidemic

a disease spreads rapidly and causes more cases than expected in particular community, region, or pop.

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Pandemic

An epidemic that spreads across multiple countries or continents and affect many people.