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How does globalization contribute to pandemics?
Globalization increased international contact allows diseases to spread farther and faster.
What best states a relationship between globalization and pandemics?
Diseases spread more rapidly around the world as human contact between regions increases.
What are some dangers of rapidly increasing population?
some dangers of a rapidly increasing population are there is going to be less healthy water for people to drink, people are going to spread diseases more often and the world is going to get more polluted
What is one major problem that has resulted from globalization in the 20th and 21st centuries?
Answer this question… Diseases are able to spread around the world more quickly.
Why the new strain may spread rapidly?
The new strain may spread rapidly due to its increased transmissibility, meaning it can more easily infect individuals. This can result in more cases and faster spread within a population. Additionally, if the new strain causes more asymptomatic cases, infected individuals may unknowingly spread the virus more widely.
What was a disadvantage of living in the city?
Diseases and sickness spread more quickly.
Diseases spread more easily in hunter-gatherer societies?
false
What was a disadvantage of living in a city?
Diseases and sickness spread more quickly.
Do you think Viral diseases spread more easily in an overpopulated area?
I know that they do.
What contributed to spread of diseases in the US Civil War?
During the US Civil War, diseases were the cause of more deaths than gun fire. The spread of diseases was due to unsanitary conditions and the lack of modern day antibiotics.
Keep America more tidy?
Americans should keep the country so that humans and animals don't get diseases or spread those horrible diseases Americans should keep the country so that humans and animals don't get diseases or spread those horrible diseases
Why do bacteria and viruses make powerful bioterrorism agents?
Bacteria and viruses can be used as bioterrorism agents due to their ability to spread rapidly, their potential to cause widespread illness and death, and the difficulty in controlling their effects once released into a population. Additionally, these microorganisms can be engineered to be more virulent or resistant to treatment, increasing their potential as bioterrorism weapons.
