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Teaching Notes on Global Health

WEBRegulation of health providers and subsidies to drastically lower prices can also help substantially. "We should recognize that no one is wise, patient, or knowledgeable …

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The Visual History of Global Health

WEBThe number of people suffering from Guinea Worm Disease has declined dramatically. From several hundred thousand cases in the 1980s and early 1990s to 22 cases worldwide in 2015. HIV/AIDS is still a serious health …

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Teaching Notes on Hunger and Malnutrition

WEBUndernourished children are more prone to poor health outcomes, likely to have lower educational achievement, and to give birth to smaller infants in the future. Malnutrition is …

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Our World in Data

WEBKey lessons from our work on the COVID-19 pandemic are now published in Lancet Public Health. Our peer-reviewed article outlines seven ways to publish data better. Bastian …

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Our World in Data

WEB2 – Child health. In 1800, 43% of the world's population died as young children. In the latest data it is below 5% – ten-fold lower. But a child mortality rate of 4.5% still means that 11 children die every minute. …

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Teaching Notes on Extreme Poverty

WEBAccording to the International Poverty Line, people are considered to be in 'extreme poverty' if they live on less than $1.90 per day, or the equivalent amount after converting currencies and adjusting for price differences …

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Global Education

WEBThis correlation can be partly explained by the impact of violence on mental and physical health. Hormones associated with violence, such as cortisol, can inhibit physical growth and the children’s susceptibility to illness. …

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Teaching Notes on Global Education

WEBTeaching Notes from. About these Teaching Notes. These teaching notes are part of a series of resources from Our World in Data. They have been designed to support those …

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Teaching Notes on Population Growth

WEBThe link between population growth and development can be understood through a simple model, called the 'demographic transition.'. The model of demographic transition has five stages, which we explain in the next …

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Plastic Pollution

WEBA global overview from Our World in Data. These slides provide a global overview of plastics production, waste, and pollution of our oceans. They are designed to provide a …

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Teaching Notes on Extreme Poverty

WEBAccording to the International Poverty Line, people are considered to be in 'extreme poverty' if they live on less than $1.90 per day, or the equivalent amount after converting …

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Global Education

WEBwww.OurWorldInData.org. Historical estimates suggest that 200 years ago around 83% of the world population older than 15 years had no formal education at all. Today these …

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The Visual History of

WEBDecreasing War and Violence. www.OurWorldInData.org. Archaeological studies show that societies in the past were very violent. Often more than 10% of deaths were the result of …

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Teaching Notes on Extreme Poverty

WEBAccording to the International Poverty Line, people are considered to be in 'extreme poverty' if they live on less than $1.90 per day, or the equivalent amount after converting …

Category: Health Go Health