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What are some concerns in dealing with high instances of these diseases? What else does this impact?

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Which of the 10 facts in this article do you think is the most significant and why?

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What do you think are some differences between health care in developed countries and those that are less developed?

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Some concerns of high numbers in these diseases would be lots of deaths and high contact spreading epidemics. This could also affect the economic well-being of the region.

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I think the first vaccines for Malaria is the most significant because it affects so many people in Africa.

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Health care in more developed countries is probably more effective in the sense that they can provide more service to those with health care. Health care in less developed countries probably cannot be as helpful.

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Some differences would be health care is better in countries that have a stronger economy. More people can afford the healthcare and people can become better educated at schools to help heal people. In less developed countries no everyone can afford healthcare, so not everyone can get better when they are sick. There aren't many doctors in these countries because they have a weaker economy. The doctors would not be able to live with the poor living conditions and little money.

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Differences would be other countries have better economy, education, etc. The less developed doesn't have much to provide to people hence why they're more of a poor health care.

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It could be easily and quickly spread through the population killing off a lot of people especially if it's a small population.

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The Yellow Fever because it is showing how there is treatments and sharing how many people the treatments saved.

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Healthcare in more developed countries is able to supply more care to more people for example x-ray machines, cat scans, and other medical devices, they would also have up to date medicine that works. But in less developed countries they would have the opposite of developed countries, due to a lack of economic stability and being behind the curve of everyone else technology and medically.

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The diseases would spread quickly and kill many people within a short time if not treated, possibly wiping out natives and tribes. This could affect the world if it was to get out of hand, it can also affect the economy of the country.

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I find number 10 "A genetic chip containing millions of the genetic variations", to be the most interesting because it shows that in Africa big medical and technical advancements are being made bringing more hope to lessing or eliminating the diseases.

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I think the differences are that in developing countries, the health care system wouldn’t be as developed and doesn’t fit the standards to work as efficiently and effectively as it does in developed countries.

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Some concern when dealing with the high count of these diseases is that many are infected which allows these diseases to spread faster and continue to advance. Also, because of this, it can be hard to find ways to treat these diseases, and even harder to find a cure in a place that barely has enough doctors for the number of diseases present there. This impacts not only the people but the entire ecosystem and economy as fatality rates increase, leading to an imbalance.

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I think the second fact is the most significant. My reason is that if the shortage of health workers is made more known, something may be able to be worked out that can get more health workers over to Africa to help with advancing treatment and preventing further infection rates.

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I think more developed countries have more accessible and more advanced healthcare, while the underdeveloped ones have less of both.

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The diseases will spread faster because of the unclean and tight nit environment. This causes disease to spread like wildfire.

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I think the shortage of healthcare workers is significant because they really need them. You would think there would be more healthcare workers because of the crisis there in but no.

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Healthcare in developed countries are more advanced because they have more machines and more tools that can help them get more accurate results. In less developed countries the healthcare probably won't work as accurately.

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It could quickly spread and kill a bunch of people especially if not treated or if they're in one of those countries with less developed health care. Which would also create an imbalance in the ecosystem.

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I think fact 10 concerning the chips is interesting because it could help find ways and solve a lot of diseases and sicknesses around the whole world.