10_globetrotter's Trail

1. The main points are saying that as people immigrate and move around, dangerous diseases can get spread around very easily. Some diseases can develop faster by trade, economic development, human transpotation, and different cultures exchanging diseases. There are many doctors, scientists, and programs that are trying to help infections from spreading.

2. This source makes me think about how some of the most simple diseases we have today got spread around. How long ago were these diseases commenced?

3. This is a reliable source because it is creditable, it is made by the Institute of medicine of the national academies, who I looked up on google. They have a date that the site was produced on and it is very reliable.

1. The main points are, that the Avian flu has spread all around the world from Southeast Asia, to China, Russia, Europe, and now Canada. Researchers say the disease has separated into two strains, which will make it harder to stop the spread of it. It started in birds and now has spread to humans. The WHO (world health organization) says it is still years away from controlling the disease.

2. This source makes me think about, diseases not only being spread from human to human, but from animals too. Just by being around birds, people have got this infection. Its scary to think people have died from it.

3. This is a reliable source because, i know cbc has reliable information from the news. The date is pretty recent so i know when it was updated last. There are no grammar or other errors on the site. I think it is a very creditable site.

1. The main points are, examples of a vastly spread disaese would be the SARS virus. Economic liberalization and changing technologies, can increase human disease. Another example would be the effects of AIDS. It effects the poor and unfortunate more because they cannot afford health care so the diseases will get spread around quicker.

2. This source makes me think about, medicine and how if we weren't lucky enough to have healthcare, there would be more people dieing around us. We are fortunate to have doctors and researchers of medicine to help.

3. This is a reliable source because, the author is from a school of medicine and has a reliable email so he can be contacted. He has the websites cited on the bottom that he used for research so it is accurate.

1. The main points are, that the impacts of globalization has influenced the health of the poor, and has started to make gaps between countries, and people of different classes. Some needy children suffer from starvation, and don't get the nutrients they need, which increases the chance of getting bad infections. It is really bad in areas like India, and some parts of Africa.

2. This source makes me think about, how bad off they have it. It's like they will be that way forever because it has effected globalization. As these poorer people migrate around they can spread diseases.

3. This is a reliable source because, the author is authorized writer and researcher. She has a lot of expirience on the subject. I know this from searching her up on google. There are emails to contact people about the site, and there is a date.

1. The main points are, there is confined attention to public health problems. Globalization is a process that changes human activity across the world. There is limited research in the United Kingdom. The possible impacts support an extended acceptance of public health all around the world.

2. This source makes me think about, putting more studies into health and medicine, because it can effect humans and animals in a lot of ways. People can die from transported diseases, so we need more research groups.

3. This is a reliable source because, its by the Journal of Public Health, which is good. It was updated in 2007 so it is recent. It also gives you other links to look on for further information. I think this is a very creditable site.