Discussion: Infectious diseases of global concern.

Discussion: Infectious diseases of global concern.

1. Select an online article (professional health care source) or professional website which focuses on infectious diseases of global concern.
2. Summarize the article, and explain its significance to the course content and global health. Include the link or citation. No abstract is needed. Please include a reference page and attach your work as WORD document.
3. Your paper should be 2-3 pages long excluding the title page and reference page.
4. Your paper must:
   • Be a minimum of one typed page for the summary and one typed page for the significance.
   • Use two headings: Summary of article and Significance to course content and global health.
   • Refer to course syllabus and module objectives. Include a minimum of 3 course/modular objectives. You can cite the syllabus or the modules/lessons.
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     The resource must be one that is not included in the course modules or library references
     
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     Reference must be less than 5 years old
     
     . Infectious Disease must be of global concern.  Be sure the link is active on the reference page.
     
     No duplicate articles will be accepted
     
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5. Review the submitted work before you post. Be sure to include your name on the paper or a Title page

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