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Outbreak

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Happens when a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community or region durring a season

(lasts from a couple of days to years)

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Example of an Outbreak

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  • Influenza
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Epidemic

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Occurs when an infectious disease spreads rapidly to many people

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Example of an Epidemic

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  • SARS ( Severe Acute Respritory Syndrome )
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Endemic

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When that infection is constantly maintained at a baseline level of a geographic area without external inputs

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Example of an Endemic

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Chicken Pox virus in the UK

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Pandemic

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A global Disease Outbreak

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Example of a Pandemic

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  • HIV / AIDS
  • Spanish Influenza (1918)
    {Killed 40-50 Million people}

Covid 19

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Correlation vs Causation

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Correlation - People are eating oranges and people are dying of lead poisoning (neither of these are connected past them being similar

Causation - People are eating Tomates on top of metal plates, and its causing more people to die of metal poisoning

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Ultimate Goal

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We want to eliminate the MODE OF TRANSMISSION to “help” stop the spread

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