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  1. Discuss the impact of globalization on infectious diseases.
  2. Explain what causes AIDS.
  3. Understand the origin and prevalence of HIV in the world.
  4. Know why AIDS is considered a pandemic.
  5. Outline the stages of an HIV infection.
  6. Draw the structure of HIV.
  7. Outline the events in the HIV life cycle.
  8. Know how HIV is transmitted and how that transmission can be prevented.
  9. Know the test for the diagnosis of HIV infection.
  10. Describe the treatment for HIV infection.
  11. Describe the type of vaccines that are being developed against HIV.
  12. Know the causative agents, transmission, prevention, and treatments for other pandemics: tuberculosis and malaria.
  13. Explain the difference between an emerging disease and a re-emerging disease.
  14. Understand the development of antibiotic resistance.
  15. Know how to use antibiotics wisely.
  16. List examples of antibiotic resistant bacterium.





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