Lesson1 yr8 what is the geography of disease
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The geography of disease refers to the relationship between health and location. Understanding the geography of disease can provide insights into the link between health and development. Different countries have varying disease burdens based on factors like socioeconomic conditions and environment. Analyzing geographic disease patterns can help identify populations most in need.
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- 2. Starter: 1. Write an answer to the following question on the post-it note Question: What is the geography of disease? 2. Stick the post-it note onto someone elses back
- 3. Why is it important to understand the geography of disease?
- 4. Sort the cards in terms of which country has the best health.
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