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•Imagine that you are working with an epidemiological team. The lead investigator has asked you to analyze and communicate health research for sound, evidence-based practices in epidemiology. Using the Web Resources provided this week*, identify a current epidemiological concern either at the local, national, or global level. Your report should demonstrate your ability to analyze the benefits and challenges of multiculturalism and diversity in a global context and recommend solutions

•Address the following questions •What is the epidemiological concern?
•What population is it affecting?
•What potential population may be affected if this concern is not addressed?
•What are the risk factors associated with the epidemiological concern?
•What public health recommendation can you make to alleviate your identified epidemiological concern?

•This project should demonstrate your ability to analyze the benefits and challenges of multiculturalism and diversity in a global context and recommend solutions

web resource : http://www.healthypeople.gov/ then go to topics and objectives then scroll to blood disorders and blood safety please help

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//An epidemic disease is the one that spreads in a large area and causes the death of a population in a very short span of time. In the following discussion, the epidemic caused by Venous Thromboembolism has been discussed, which affected a large population in Australia. Risk factors associated with the disease and the preventive measures have also been discussed in the paragraphs below.//
Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is an epidemic that was caused in Australia and was a case of deep concern. The study of this disease is a major concern as it has affected a large area in Perth, Australia. This epidemic is a major concern as VTE is concerned with the surgery, trauma and cancer and this disease is caused while a person is going through pregnancy or in the people with increasing age. Along with them, there are several other factors too that causes this epidemic disease and its effects can be seen in a very short span of time. More than 10,000 people have been affected by the ...

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