In public health, we often use different study designs to help answer specific research questions. This type of study designs is used when a group of healthy individuals are followed through time to see if they develop a specific disease of interest. In addition, it allows for researchers to determine if there is a relationship between behaviors and conditions. Which study design is being described?

Within public health, there are different levels of prevention that are carried out by public health practitioners and researchers. This type of prevention focuses on preventing the progression of an already diagnosed disease through screening. Which level of prevention is being described?

Community Health is the collective well-being of people who may live work, or play together. It is a multi-sector and multidisciplinary collaborative that uses public health science, evidence-based strategies, and other approaches to engage and work with communities, in a culturally appropriate manner, to optimize the health and quality of life of all persons who live, work, or are otherwise active in a defined community or communities.

Because Usain Bolt’s velocity used to be measured only in simple terms. What is missing in this sentence?

Although gene editing has already helped many patients with genetic conditions. What is missing in this sentence?

Fix the sentence in the previous question – write the whole sentence. If there is nothing missing, just type N/A.

Some researchers believe elephants may follow old migration routes because of a subconscious memory passed down through generations. Write down the meaning of the affix, and then the definition of the word.

5) What “tools” enabled a small number of Belgians/Europeans to take control of the Congo River Basin? (Give two specific examples.)

Scientists, fascinated by the ancient migration routes elephants have followed. What is missing in this sentence?

3) How did King Leopold convince the public that he cared about the wellbeing of the people in the Congo? (Cite page numbers from the book with your response.)