health of a population and the threats it faces Public health                                                              Public health is the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting human health through organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private, communities, and individuals.  Centers for Disease Control Foundation. Atlanta, GA: Centers for Disease Control. Retrieved 27 January 2017. Analyzing the health of a population and the threats it faces is the basis for public health. The general population can be as little as a bunch of individuals or as huge as a town or a whole city; on account of a pandemic, it might envelop a few landmasses. The idea of wellbeing considers physical, mental, and social prosperity. Normal general wellbeing activities incorporate the advancement of handwashing and breastfeeding, conveyance of immunizations, suicide avoidance, and appropriation of condoms to control the spread of explicitly transmitted ailments. Ordinary general prosperity exercises join headway of handwashing and breastfeeding, movement of vaccinations, suicide shirking, and assignment of condoms to control the spread of unequivocally transmitted diseases. Environmental health Environmental health hazards Since the soonest times, people should have been touchy…

Malthusian Theory 3/2/2016 According to Malthus, population increases at geometric rate whereas means of life increase at arithmetic rate. The geometric growth rate means the progression in the series, 2,4,8,16,32 and so on. It is increase in population at an exponential or increasing rate. The arithmetic growth means the progression like in the series 2,4,6,8,10,12,14 and so on. It means the means of life increases at constant rate. According to Malthus, it is because of operation of law of diminishing return. As population grows faster than means of life, the human beings have to suffer scarcity of means of life. The population becomes too explosively large in comparison to the means of life. Ultimately nature brings natural disaster to control the population. The disasters reduce the population. After disasters, population grows again at geometric rate. It becomes again explosively large and there is deficiency of means of life. After growth of population, the disasters and population growth occur alternatively one after another and recurrently. According to Malthus, population becomes double after 25 years. Human beings can do a little to…

DAY TRADING FOR BEGINNERS Chapter 1: Day Trading Day trading is the purchasing and selling of securities within a single trading day in any marketplace at commonly stock markets and foreign exchange (FOREX) to obtain a compound of short-term loans. Day traders involved in this are fully investing in this trading activity with multiple learning sources, learning time, and good kind of capital often end up being so successful. Being successful in day trading means acquiring large chunks of profits amounts. Characteristics of a Day Trader Being a day trader does come out naturally; a specific personality and traits are duly required. Below are some of the characteristics of a day trader. Disciplined This is a major trait that day traders need to input. Day traders should always be disciplined to remain input when no opportunities emerge and act so fast when opportunities avail. Acting fast also includes strictly considering the step by step rules and obligations initially formed in their big plans. Open-minded Day trading is a learning kind of income-generating engagement, implying that there are going to be…

how forest fragmentation has led to the loss of vast forest Deforestation is largely regarded as the permanent removal and elimination of trees from forests to make room for another activity, such as settlement or farming. Forests cover over 30% of the earth’s surface and are of great significance to all species within across earth. As research has shown, deforestation often leads to a variety of devastating consequences. Since 1960, over half of the world’s tropical forest has been destroyed, with every second there being more than one hectare of tropical forest design degraded or destroyed. A research article by Konstans on the Science publication has shown that deforestation often leads to forest fragmentation, which in part leading to the slow death of tropical forests and wildlife who dwell in it. The article takes a more in-depth look into how forest fragmentation has led to the loss of vast forest due to illegal logging, fires, and farming and how this negatively affects the animal species inhabiting the forests. The article addresses how deforestation and forest fragmentation due to deforestation are…

Choosing Our Pleasures I believe that human beings are damaged by the inherent violence and brutality, as well as the trauma of modern civilization that has disconnected them from their senses, instincts, and true feelings regarding life on earth. The prevalence of disruptions, disputes, and accidents have distinct countries and their leader’s fearful believing that the world is risky. While science has raised warnings that critical decisions should be made, the field has always been uncertain. Besides, with medical catalepsy where simultaneous firing of numerous nerves has drawn the human body into spasms, thereby making the body politics to be drawn into a type of regulatory catalepsy due to many health scares, environmental lawsuits, several reversals, and numerous consumer warnings. However, I find government interventions to be always naïve or are trilling due to their inability to come up with a solution that can help prevent occurrences of risky phenomenon that can affect the health and life of human beings. While technology has helped improve how activities are undertaken and made the world a global village, I believe that technology…

The reaction of both Chinese and Islam towards contagion and the black plague Introduction Living in certain areas in the world would be heartbreaking and dreadful during the 14th century. The black epidemic was terrifying and unfairly contagious. This plague is one of the most deadly occurrences in global history. However, this disease became famous as a result of a significant outbreak in Europe though it is not its place of origin. The understanding of the black plague would be natural due to the critical analysis of the origination of this plague. Also,  the details regarding its history and its effects would make it easy to understand. However, this plague originated from Italy then later spread to Europe. This plague occurred in various places. We had bubonic, septicemia, and pneumonic plagues of black deaths. However, Black Death caused the death of many people and, most notably, in Europe. It did not only destroy families, but it also shaped the European life among the following years. Millions of people were malnourished until the plague took over. Most people lived in fear…

Examining the Digital World Through The Use Of Sociological Theory Conflict theory Karl Max proposed conflict theory, and it postulates that as a result of the constant competition in society for limited resources, there will always be a state of conflict. This implies that those who are enriched with resources and wealth will always strive to protect and hoard what they have. On the other hand, the poor who have nothing will do whatever is in their power to obtain them. As a result, there will always be a constant struggle between the haves and the have nots. Symbolic interaction theory Symbolic interaction theory opines that the society we live in is based on the interpretations of the people in it. It analyses the society by the descriptive or symbolic meaning that people attach to objects, events, and behaviors in the process of social interactions. The descriptive meanings are given primarily because it is believed people behave based on what they believe and not just on what is objectively true. Conflict theory in the context technology and the development of…

   How do training and preparation relate to leadership and commitment According to Federal Emergency Management Agency (2017), training is essential in direction as it helps an employee or a leader to identify an incident which refers to the occurrence that is caused by either by natural phenomena or by human, which needs response actions to avoid or reduce loss of life or damage of property, therefore, training and preparation is vital to help leaders identify these incidents. Exercise helps in managing private events within an organization it prepares both employees and managers to solve any internal issue in an organization such as financial crisis and to learn which leadership style is appropriate to use in the management of an organization.  Training helps in preparing the workers and staff for any national problem that can occur in a State and response to it effectively for instance in cases of inflations the trained personnel are committed to cope up with it and maintain the stability of the organization.  Training will help in equipping management skills, processes and protocols to be used…

Determining a Study’s Methodology – PSL7030 This paper will analyze two studies, one by Al-Rousan et al. (2014) and the other by Christensen and Castañeda (2014). The paper will first establish the type of methodology each study used, specifying whether qualitative or quantitative. The report will then describe the purpose of the authors in conducting each of the studies. The study by Christensen and Castañeda (2014), whose purpose is to examine disaster preparedness as well as decision-making by caregivers of people diagnosed with ADRD dwelling within the community, used a qualitative methodology. According to McLeod (2008) purports that qualitative methods are applied when a researcher wants to understand a specified behavior from the perspective of the participants. This is indeed the nature of the study by Christensen and Castañeda (2014). As such, the researchers want to understand behavior (disaster preparedness and decision-making) from the perspective of caregivers of community-dwelling persons, who have been diagnosed with ADRD. Additionally, Aron, Aron, and Coups (2009) supposes that one of the most pertinent methods of collecting data in qualitative studies is usually interviews. Indeed,…

Lessons from Katrina             From time to time, the United States has experienced hard-hitting natural disasters that have had an adverse social and economic impact.  Ranging from wildfires to earthquakes and hurricanes, each of the catastrophes has differed in the magnitude of effects and, thus, provided different lessons for disaster management and prevention agencies. The U.S government mandates the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to ensure the safety of its citizens that may be endangered by incidences such as terrorism, cyber-attacks, and natural disasters. If an earthquake occurred, there are various lessons in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery from Hurricane Katrina that can be used by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to ensure the safety of U.S citizens. FEMA, one of the agencies that work under the Department of Homeland Security, would play a primary role in responding to an earthquake disaster on U.S soil. An earthquake disaster occurs when the earth shakes due to seismic waves moving below the surface of the earth. The magnitude of earthquakes varies depending on the location of settlements, population size, building and…