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Sub-Saharan Africa

Diseases in africa

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How does rapid economic growth play a role in the spread of chronic diseases in Africa? It brings urbanization
28% of people in Sub-Saharan Africa didn't know smoking was a health risk, explain this... People have little to no medical knowledge
In Sub-Saharan Africa 30 national systems spend less than how much money 100$
How does a lack of healthcare lead to the spread of disease? -people had to borrow money to afford care -most people have to travel long distances to access care -doctors not having the right equipment
What has the Nigerian government done to educate people on chronic diseases? They've made radio programs w/ community and religious leaders to educate the poor
What is Sugar Boy? A movie made in Nigeria to educate using a famous footballer w/ diabetes
What has Uganda done to help issues related to disease? They have set up centers for women to meet up and discuss their cancer with survivors
What improvement to medical care has happened that has basically cost nothing to Africa? The making of designated non-smoking areas
What creative medical improvement has occurred in Zambia recently? The housing of cervical cancer testing units inside HIV clinics
What is some evidence of improvement in Rwanda? -malaria deaths are down 85% -deaths related to tuberculosis are down by 77% -universal healthcare
Sub-Saharan Africa was home to what percentage of total malaria cases in 2017? Close to 92%
What disease can be caused by viruses, fungi, & bacteria; can be prevented with proper nutrition & simple low-cost interventions Pneumonia
How many people are living with HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa today? Over 25 million
What is the largest killer of people with HIV? Tuberculosis
There is no cure for this disease but drugs can be taken to help those infected live long & productive lives. What disease is this? HIV/AIDS
Post-colonial agriculture in West & Central Africa? more commercial less subsistence
What attracted Arab traders/merchants to East Africa before European colonization? Gold, Salt, & Ivory
What is one main impact of the "Mad Scramble for Africa? Euro nations combined rival groups into colonial territories
How did Europeans positively impact Sub-Saharan Africa during the colonial era? Europeans built schools, hospitals, ports, roads, & schools
Who led independence movements in Africa in the 1960's and 1970's? Educated Africans
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