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Disease Causes of Disease • • • • • Unsanitary living conditions, Warfare, Famine, Poor or Non-Existent Medical Care, Sexually transmitted • Most third world (developing nations) nations suffer from all of the above causes. Epidemic and Pandemic • Epidemic? – An epidemic may be restricted to one location – For example the nation of Ethiopia in Africa • Pandemic? – is an epidemic of infectious disease that has spread through human populations across a large region; for instance multiple continents, or even worldwide – For example HIV/AIDS is a Pandemic around the World UN/International Reaction to Disease • United Nations: World Health Organization (WHO) • The World Health Organization (WHO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) that is concerned with international public health • Its current priorities include communicable diseases, in particular, HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis; the mitigation of the effects of non-communicable diseases; sexual and reproductive health, development, and ageing; nutrition, food security and healthy eating; substance abuse; and drive the development of reporting, publications, and networking. UN/International Reaction to Disease • The UN and International community has assisted in • teaching, – Water desalination, water purification, food preservation, crop rotation, sexual education, medical treatment, etc… • treating, – Providing Healthcare, preventive care, etc… • and inoculating people of the third world when possible. – Inoculating against common diseases, Bacteria • A microbe that infects humans • Can be cured by antibiotics Virus • Non living attaching to living cells and replicates • Preventable with Vaccines Types of Bacteria Anthrax • A bacteria that usually comes from infected animals • Causes black ulcers, swelling, and can be fatal Botulism • Enters in wounds or improperly canned foods • Creates poisons that can kill you if your immune system is weak Tetanus • Attacks nervous system • Locks up muscles • 1 out of 3 die Leprosy • Lesions and lose function of body parts Cholera • Infects intestines • Can get from shellfish Plague • Carried by fleas on rodents Antibiotic Resistance • Bacteria are evolving and have become harder to kill with antibiotics • Race to create the next antibiotic before it becomes resistant Outbreak! HIV/AIDS • Destroys white blood cells which prevent disease • Have origins in monkeys • Spread by blood Influenza (THE FLU) • Normally a Virus that is dangerous for the old and the young • Many different types • Vaccine only designed for some form of the flu • Mutated throughout history = Spanish Flu killed 80 million from 1918-1920 Avian (Bird) Flu • Virus that birds can come sometimes pass to humans • Very deadly • Fear is that it will mutate and will be passed between people and become airborne Swine Flu • New mutation sweeping world • Started in Pigs passed to human • Human to human contact now happening Vaccines • Give in an injection that gives you a dead form of the Virus • Body see the virus and produces antibodies to fight future infections • Sometimes viruses mutate making vaccine useless VICTORY!!! SMALL POX • 33% would die - 5% Blind – 60% Scared • December 1979 ERADICATED • Only disease to be destroyed