Barrett et al. 1998

________: provided a reservoir for zoonoses.

________ are converging into a single global disease ecology.

________: led to larger groups + more interaction between people.

________ of genetic adaptations of microorganisms to the selective conditions posed by human technology and behaviors.

________: increased morbidity from chronic diseases.

Emerging infections: are not a(n) ________ but have always played a major role throughout human history.

Increasing ________ + trade: transmission of diseases.

________: may have increased as tool use allowed exploitation of novel ecological niches and as migration increased.

________: infections of Native Americans leading to pandemics.

________ in industrial animal: causes the rise of multi- drug resistant strains of food- borne pathogens.

seen as a big problem currently

are not a recent phenomenon but have always played a major role throughout human history

buries the differential experience according to race, gender, and class

may have increased as tool use allowed exploitation of novel ecological niches and as migration increased

led to larger groups + more interaction between people

provided a reservoir for zoonoses

women, children, lower classes

transmission of diseases

infections of Native Americans leading to pandemics

increased morbidity from chronic diseases

contribute to adult mortality

HIV, Ebola, Marburg, Lyme disease, dengue fever, malaria, tuberculosis

by more affluent Westerns engaging in sex tourism

warmer climates, climatic fluctuations, poorly developed urban environments, increase in mosquito populations, decreases public health expenditures, poverty,

causes the rise of multi-drug resistant strains of food-borne pathogens