'Flu epidemic' presentation slideshows

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Swine Flu Pandemic

Swine Flu Pandemic. What If???. Plague Hits Tuscola What Might Happen?. Tuscola BP ( before plague ). Town is unsuspecting of what is about to occur. Life seems normal. Early Outbreaks. People are unaware? People continue life as normal, not realizing what is beginning to happen. .

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Modeling the process of contact between subgroups in spatial epidemics

Modeling the process of contact between subgroups in spatial epidemics. Lisa Sattenspiel University of Missouri-Columbia. Goals of the presentation.

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Defense against infections disease

Defense against infections disease. Ms. Fargo With some slides courtesy of Stephen Taylor. Bacteria Prokaryotes (no real nucleus) Divide by binary fission. Can cause: Food poisoning (e.g. Salmonella) Ear and eye infections Cholera, diarrhea.

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Welcome! 02-18-2010

Welcome! 02-18-2010. Lecture & Videos: You will need paper & pencil Learning Objectives: Understand the various aspects of schizophrenia as well as the brain & genetic factors. Know what anti-social personality disorder is. Tonight: Read pgs. 677-682, Reading quiz tomorrow.

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Welcome! 02-18-2010

Welcome! 02-18-2010. Learning Objectives: Understand the various aspects of schizophrenia as well as the brain & genetic factors. Know what anti-social personality disorder is. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22. Read pgs. 669-682. Schizophrenia.

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Compartmental Modeling: an influenza epidemic

Compartmental Modeling: an influenza epidemic. AiS Challenge Summer Teacher Institute 2003 Richard Allen. Compartment Modeling. Compartment systems provide a systematic way of modeling physical and biological processes.

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Compartmental Modeling: an influenza epidemic

Compartmental Modeling: an influenza epidemic. AiS Challenge Summer Teacher Institute 2003 Richard Allen. Compartment Modeling. Compartment systems provide a systematic way of modeling physical and biological processes.

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Compartmental Modeling: an influenza epidemic

Compartmental Modeling: an influenza epidemic. AiS Challenge Summer Teacher Institute 2003 Richard Allen. Compartment Modeling. Compartment systems provide a systematic way of modeling physical and biological processes.

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World Literature

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World War I Notes

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Chapter 23 Section 4

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Winning the War

Winning the War. Motivation: What was taking place in World War I when the United States entered the war in 1917?. Aim: How did the Allies win World War I ?. June 1917. The first American troops reached France

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Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-1919

Spanish Flu Epidemic 1918-1919. Jenny A. What is the Spanish Flu?. It was a form of an influenza that greatly affected the entire world during World War 1. How many people died. How did it come here?. Through allies, soldiers and ships that were going across oceans from country to country.

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US History This Day in American History September 28

US History This Day in American History September 28. 1781 Battle of Yorktown begins - On this day in 1781, General George Washington, commanding a force of 17,000 French and Continental troops, begins the siege known as the Battle of Yorktown against British General Lord Charles Cornwallis.

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