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Health and Globalization 1 Health and Globalization Table of Contents Health and Globalization .. 2 Introduction .. 2 How Does Globalization Relate to Health ? .. 2 Diseases and Human History .. 2 Diseases "Go Global" .. 4 Infectious Diseases and Global Public Health .. 8 Increased Global Travel .. 8 Food-borne Illnesses .. 11 Urbanization .. 13 Climate Change .. 15 Localized Environmental Concerns .. 16 Microbial Drug Resistance .. 17 Breakdowns in Public Health Systems .. 18 Global Disease or Globalization Disease? .. 20 The Global Public Health System .. 21 Costs and 22 Conclusion .. 24 Genetically Modified Organisms.

Mongol horsemen carrying infected fleas brought bubonic plague from northern Burma to Eastern Europe, and then rats helped carry the disease throughout the ... U.S. policy makers require adequate and timely information about the occurrence of infectious disease worldwide. The threat of political instability—which can be defined as war, ethnic ...

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