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However, in years dating back to the mid 1900's, the spread of disease in prison was even more intensive than it is today.... The only difference was the occurrence of disease was kept concealed and many people were exiting the prison system with infectious diseases without being aware of them.... Therefore in order to appropriately detour disease in the prison and jail systems in the future there needs to be extreme precautions and remedies put into affect in today's time before this issue expels over into the community as an epidemic of disease related illnesses....
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hellip; The author states that in fact, the spread of disease is very linked to the economic system and the social fabric that it is wrapped in.... Poverty-stricken neighborhoods around the world become infected and impoverished people feel the brunt of the spread of disease and environmentally induced illness.... To help combat these problems and control the spread of disease there needs to be an international effort towards monitoring, recognizing, vaccinating, and controlling their spread....
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‘Although there are many effects of global warming, climate change is causing the higher occurrence and spread of disease because of the impact on the population size and range of hosts and pathogens, the length of the transmission season, and the timing and intensity of… The increase in use of machinery for everything ranging from dishwashing to travelling is a very major part of our current society....
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In addition, barrier protections have been a routine part of all health care institutions in reducing the spread of disease.... Isolation and quarantine have the advantage of controlling the spread of a number of infections and serve as the basic strategies for controlling communicable diseases such as HIV/AIDS, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis.... Barrier protections such as immunizations, isolation, and quarantine encompass treatment of those with disease and their contacts and are all essential comprehensive efforts to control communicable diseases and protect the population....
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Contagion presents data to explain spread of disease and the number of people at risk in each city.... This does not apply to Contagion in which there seems to be no way of stopping the spread of virus.... In Contagion, the disease spreads when a single cook forgets to wash his hands after handling a pig.... utbreak uses the technocratic approach to solve the problem as scientists and doctors work hard to find a cure for the disease, an anti-serum....
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Debate also suggests that washing hands by health care providers might not be the primary way to prevent the spread of disease however, due to the results that do show that these prevent the speared of disease, the U.... Centers for disease Control and Prevention has issued through recommendations promoting hand washing by health care providers (Lucking, Maffei, Tamburro & Thomas, 2012)....
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Prior training proves useful in their implementation of containment measures before the rampant spread of disease-causing microorganisms within a given population.... Discussed below is transmission, shift in vector location, and pollution spread of the bacterium that causes the pneumonic plague as portrayed in Elia Kazan's film and Hillerman's novel.... For example, Richard Widmark's character Clint Reed is acutely aware that prematurely warning New Orleans' citizens about the pneumonic plague would trigger irrational fear and force those infected into hiding whereby, they would go on long vacations further spreading the disease (Kazan)....
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In 1866, the size of the city played a crucial role in spread of disease (Pyle 74).... In 1866, the size of the city played a crucial role in the spread of the disease.... Relocation diffusion entails the spread of an idea or disease through physical movement.... Stimulus diffusion entails the spread of underlying ideology though the idea itself may fail to transfer.... In 1849, the disease moved down the urban hierarchy....
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