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This document discusses several deadly diseases that impact millions of lives each year including malaria, diarrhea, tuberculosis, and others. It notes key statistics on the number of deaths, at-risk populations, preventative measures, and treatments. The overall message is that self-centered and materialistic values can promote the spread of killer diseases, and greater empathy is needed to prevent suffering and save lives.
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OJPs are becoming a critical resource for policy-makers and researchers who study the labour market. LMIC continues to work with Vicinity Jobs’ data on OJPs, which can be explored in our Canadian Job Trends Dashboard. Valuable insights have been gained through our analysis of OJP data, including LMIC research lead
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- 1. Lesson in KILLER DISEASES………..linked to VALUES Self-centered ……… materialistic……… cocooned in their comfort zone Promotion of EMPATHY.
- 2. 3 ½ Billion – Half world’s population at risk Six million deaths – 90% children under five years of age Preventative and curable Blood test, Result in 15 minutes Prevention and control – Drainage, Mosquito netting, prophylactic medicine
- 6. Death owing to acute diarrhea – Can kill within hours if untreated 1.2 million deaths per year 80% success treatment – ORS Prevention, Preparedness & Response Safe water & sanitation
- 8. World War II – 40 millions deaths The Pandemic 1918 – 20 millions deaths 2010 – 9 million cases, 1.5 million deaths every year
- 9. Bacillus Attacks lungs sometimes other parts of body Spread by cough, sneezing One/ten progresses – symptomatic or active from 50% of these die Symptoms - cough – blood in sputum – fever - weight loss, consumption
- 13. The more unjust seems present fate The more my spirit springs elate Strong in Thy strength to anticipate ………. Rewarding Destiny
- 14. Diagnosis, Radiology, Chest X-Rays, Multiple Antibiotics over long period. Screening of contacts 1/3 worlds population infected New infections rate one/sec Rare cases – infection – erodes pulmonary artery Robert Koch – Nobel Prize 1905 Selman Waksman – Nobel Prize 1952 Ruth Pfau
- 21. Lesson in KILLER DISEASES………..linked to VALUES Self-centered ……… materialistic……… cocooned in their comfort zone Promotion of EMPATHY.