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Causes, Costs, and Consequences of War and Militarism

Causes, Costs, and Consequences of War and Militarism. Martin Donohoe. Outline. The history and epidemiology of war Nuclear weapons Chemical weapons Biological weapons. Outline. Economic and environmental consequences of militarism and war Health consequences of militarism and war

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Consequences of War and Militarism

Consequences of War and Militarism. Martin Donohoe. Outline. The history and epidemiology of war Nuclear weapons Chemical weapons Biological weapons. Outline. Economic and environmental consequences of militarism and war Health consequences of militarism and war Contemporary conflicts

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Data Mining in the Influenza Research Database (IRD) and the Virus Pathogen Resource ( ViPR )

Data Mining in the Influenza Research Database (IRD) and the Virus Pathogen Resource ( ViPR ). JCVI-GSCID/NIAID Workshop University of Limpopo 01 June 2011 Richard H. Scheuermann, Ph.D. Department of Pathology U.T. Southwestern Medical Center. www.fludb.org. www.viprbrc.org.

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Bell ringer, 11-16-09

Bell ringer, 11-16-09. Applying Map Skills, page 543; Write question (5) and answer on yellow test paper. Please have planner on your table for me to sign. What is the capital of Thailand? Which countries lie entirely on the mainland of Southeast Asia? What is the smallest country on this map?

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Medical Electives

Medical Electives. Dr Damian Williams BMedSc MB ChB MRCGP MSc MFTM RCPS (Glas). Outline. Vaccinations etc Insurance & Safety Cross Cultural Medicine Choosing a Project Questions to Ask. Vaccinations etc. Vaccinations & Anti-malarials www.nathnac.org www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk

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TOBACCO

TOBACCO. Cigarettes snuff chewing tobacco All contain the addictive drug nicotine and can also cause cancer. 75% of cancers in the mouth, lips, tongue, throat, nose and larynx are due to tobacco use. Long-term users have a 50% greater risk of developing oral cancers than non-users.

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