Aim: To explain the distribution of diseases of affluence and poverty

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Aim: To explain the distribution of diseases of affluence and poverty

The epidemiological transition model  The replacement of infectious diseases by chronic diseases over time due to expanded public health and sanitation.

Define: Infectious disease: Chronic disease:

Can you put these statements into the correct order………. Chronic and degenerative diseases become major causes of mortality As countries develop they become more urbanized Lifestyle changes become detrimental to health Less active lifestyles plus more meat, more sugar and fat in the diet Infectious diseases are reduced Sanitation and food supply improves-increase in standard of living People begin to adopt habits from HIC’s As countries develop they become more urbanized Sanitation and food supply improves-increase in standard of living Infectious diseases are reduced People begin to adopt habit from HIC’s Less active lifestyles plus more meat, more sugar and fat in the diet Lifestyle changes become detrimental to health Chronic and degenerative diseases become major causes of mortality

Some vocab Prevalence non-communicable disease incidence communicable disease vectors

Explain the global distribution of cholera (6)

Explain the global distribution of diabetes (6)