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HLTH 6320 - Global Health |
Explores patterns of medical care delivery and public health practices; factors that inhibit or enable the reduction of excess morbidity, mortality, and disease among the poor; threats to health resulting from economic crises, unhealthy environments, and risky behaviors; and demographic influences on the status of health around the world.
3.000 Credit hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Combined Lecture/Lab Health and Human Performance Department |