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Tuberculosis: Biological, Behavioral, and Societal Aspects

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Intro to Infection

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    Intro to Infection Concept 1
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    Stages of Infection Example 1
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    Stages of Infection Concept 2
    1:52

The Chain of Infection

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    The Chain of Infection Concept 1
    4:32
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    The Chain of Infection Example 1
    1:40

Infection Risk Factors

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    Hard-to-Control/Uncontrollable Risk Factors Concept 2
    2:59
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    Infection Risk Factors Concept 1
    2:09
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    Infection Risk Factors Example 1
    1:59

Body's Defense System

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    Innate Immune System Example 3
    1:45
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    Physical and Chemical Barriers Concept 1
    2:45
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    Physical and Chemical Barriers Example 1
    1:12

Pathogens & Diseases: Bacteria

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    Escherichia Coli (O157:H7) Concept 4
    1:24
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    Tick-Borne Infections Concept 5
    1:50
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    Tuberculosis Concept 3
    1:30

HIV and AIDS

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    Diagnosing HIV Example 3
    1:17
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    Treatment and Management Example 4
    1:30
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    Prevalence of HIV Example 1
    1:07

Population Health

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    National Health Concept 1
    1:44
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    Leading Contributor vs Leading Cause Concept 2
    3:51
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    National Health Example 1
    2:24

Introduction to Determinants of Health

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    Introduction to Determinants of Health Concept 1
    2:50
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    Introduction to Determinants of Health Example 1
    1:56

Understanding Behavior Change

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    Health Belief Model (HBM) Concept 2
    1:30
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    Transtheoretical Model Concept 3
    3:13
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    Understanding Behavior Change Example 2
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