list of under covered disease
genetic diseases.
It makes it easier to find the genes causing diseases.
It is Integrated Disease surveillance Project with the objective of documenting disease incidence through community based surveillance,Reporting Units.The main aim is to detect epidemic prone diseases as early as possible with an aim of Prevention and control.It is also aimedat carrying out a survey for prevalance of risk factors for Non Communicable disesases,Though the major emphasis is for Communicable diseases.it has mainly reports through presumptive diagnosis,Lab diagnosis.it has a vertical set up with district health societies.
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You could do a project about how exercise can influence heart disease. You can also talk about how diet affects heart disease.
Janet B. Hardy has written: 'The first year of life' -- subject(s): Collaborative Perinatal Project, Diseases, Etiology, In infancy and childhood, Infants, Infants (Newborn), Longitudinal studies, Nervous System Diseases, Pediatric neurology
The Human Genome Project began in 1990 and was completed in 2003. The goal was to map DNA in hopes of finding cures for genetic diseases and creating more effective medications.
It is an attempts to map the entire DNA sequence in the human genome. This information will provide a better understanding of hereditary diseases and how to treath them.
It is so important because it will help us know why some of us are at risk at some diseases and why were not. We can develope new medicines and therapys to get rid of diseases or risk of having one. It can help us understand more of DNA. Hopes this help. I bet your using this for home work:)
There are many things that can be learned by knowing your genome. The genome project can identify ones genetic makeup and predisposition for diseases as well as natural changes like obesity and baldness.