how did leaders respond to mono? by Francesca Elena Fischer https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl en-us 2023-04-23 21:42:25 UTC 2023-04-23 21:58:11 UTC hello@padlet.com they didn't ffischer14 https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl/wish/2564836196 -mono is not considered a reportable disease, so public healthcare authorities do not need to be notified regarding cases
-so it is not subject to government oversight
-healthcare providers offer guidance on how to prevent the spread
     -precautions recommended to prevent further complications (ex: avoiding contact sports)]]> 2023-04-23 21:50:45 UTC https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl/wish/2564836196 there has been some innovation... ffischer14 https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl/wish/2564837624 -currently no specific treatments or vaccines
-innovative initiatives
     -CRISPR gene editing to target EBV for potential removal
     -mononucleosis spot test rapidly diagnoses mono for accuracy
-research on EBV vaccines is very limited and not tested in humans]]> 2023-04-23 21:54:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl/wish/2564837624 since it is non emergent ffischer14 https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl/wish/2564838806 potential for those in leadership roles to 
-increase awareness and education on sexual health 
-ensure availability of adequate resources
-find systems for detecting and tracking outbreaks]]> 2023-04-23 21:58:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ffischer14/ixj4cv7jidsbq3zl/wish/2564838806