Infectious Disease
This disease ripped through the world in 2019 and is known for its nickname based on the disease and the variant year.
What is Sars-Cov-2?
This disease is the #1 most common in the US. The disease causes a rise in pressure in blood vessels.
What is hypertension?
Dr. Mona published non-peer-reviewed studies in 2015 warning people about this state-specific environmental exposure.
What is the Flint Water Crisis
This large agency is responsible for consumer protection.
What is the FDA?
These items are underlying forces that work with the development of diseases.
What is social determinants of health?
This outbreak in London birthed the Father of Epidemiology John Snow.
What is cholera?
This disease is one of the biggest killers and comorbidities, shown on display as the new movie "Killers of the Flower Moon" shows Mollie getting routine shots for her health.
What is diabetes?
A tik-tok trend started a rise of exposure to tainted dairy products as many were not employing this well-known technique created in 1862.
What is pasteurization?
This health system first created and tested by Mitt Romney went to give millions health insurance.
What is ObamaCare? (or ACA)
This word came about in the Middle Ages to stop the transmission of a disease.
What is quarantine?
This infectious disease was eradicated by the WHO in the 1970s, after killing millions of individuals and leaving bumps in its wake.
What is smallpox?
This chronic condition comes from an viral infection and those who had it faced extreme prejudice in the 1970s.
What is AIDS?
This element inspired Alice in Wonderland's Mad Hatter character. The element can create slurred speech, confusion, fluttering eyelids and more.
What is mercury?
This Act was passed in 1971 known for its three-letter acronym shared with a labor union.
What is the Clean Water Act?
This sector studies the movement and distribution of disease.
What is epidemiology?
In 1717, this illness was known for being the first disease to be attributed to an animal. Now seen in flourishing in swampy areas of the world.
What is malaria?
What public health hopes to do to nix chronic conditions before the bud sprouts.
What is primary prevention?
This compound was added to municipal systems in the 1940s and 50s to decrease dental caries.
What is fluoride?
A fee for service plan for the dependents of men and women in the military.
What is the TriCare Standard?
This measure reflects the number of new cases of a particular disease compared to those who are at risk at a specific time.
What is incidence?
This virus caused disruptions in the 2016 summer Olympics and many decided not to attend.
What is Zika?
This condition is most common in a form found in older adults as their bodies began to decline in age causing weakened mobility and flexibility.
What is arthritis? (or osteoarthritis)
This exposure comes from air pollution and is often used as a benchmark for testing. They can travel through the respiratory track due to their size and have significant effects on health.
What is PM 2.5?
A document required to be sent to patients after signing up with an insurance plans that help one navigate the plans offering.
What is an explanation of benefits?
The newer approach that public health and healthcare is a collaborative responsibility.
What is health justice?