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THE DISEASE AND PEOPLE AT RISK RISK FACTORS
ITS SYMPTOMS

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AVAILABLE DISEASE CONCLUSION
TREATMENTS PREVENTION AND
CONTROL
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The disease and its

symptoms
INTRODUCTION
TO THE DISEASE * *
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● The context
● The health risks
● Likelihood of developing it
● Prevalence
WHO IS AT RISK? *

GENETIC FACTORS ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

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developing an illness, it means that there is a of developing an illness, it means that exposure to
hereditary component to that illness. This can be due certain substances, conditions or situations in the
to specific genetic mutations or variations that environment can increase the likelihood of
increase a person's susceptibility to developing the developing that illness
illness
TYPES OF DISEASES *

TYPES SPREAD DURATION

Diseases vary based on Diseases spread as Diseases range from acute, with
transmission, like communicable or stem from sudden symptoms and short
communicable (spreadable) and genetics/lifestyle as non- span, to chronic, with prolonged
non-communicable (non- communicable. Recognizing effects. Managing acute cases
spreadable). They can also how diseases transmit informs requires swift action, while
differ in duration: acute (short- preventive measures, while chronic conditions demand
term) or chronic (long-lasting) understanding non- continuous care to alleviate
communicable causes aids in lasting impact
lifestyle adjustments
Four main types of treatments *

MEDICAL TREATMENT BEHAVIORAL THERAPY

This involves the use of medications, surgery, Behavioral therapies involve various techniques
radiation therapy, chemotherapy or other that are used to treat mental health conditions,
medical procedures to treat a particular illness such as depression, anxiety and addiction

ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES LIFESTYLE CHANGES

Alternative therapies include a range of Lifestyle changes involve making modifications
treatments that are not considered part of to an individual's diet, exercise habits or other
conventional medical practice behaviors
RISK FACTORS *
AGE GENETICS LIFESTYLE
Many diseases occur more Some diseases have a Certain behaviors can increase
frequently in certain age hereditary component and can the risk of developing
brackets be passed down through certain illnesses
families

ENVIRONMENT MEDICAL HISTORY GENDER

Exposure to certain substances A personal or family history of Some illnesses are more
in the environment can certain illnesses can increase common in one gender than
increase the risk of developing the risk of developing related the other
some diseases or similar conditions
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{85%} {1,000}
PATIENTS TREATED

SUCCESS RATE SUFFERED SECONDARY EFFECTS

{$1 BILLION}
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advancing medicine and improving quality of life for patients, which in turn has
the potential for significant economic growth and global health benefits

Congenital Talipes Equinovarus Dec /31

DISEASE PREVALENCE *
0-5% of the population in
these regions are affected by
the disease

6-14% of the population in

these regions are affected by
the disease

15-30% of the population in

these regions are affected by
the disease

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SYMPTOMS AND DIAGNOSIS *

MOST COMMON
SYMPTOMS
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 RISK FACTORS AND COMPLICATIONS *

Contributing
Risk factors Description Prevalence Complications Severity
factors
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80% of cases complications of High
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30% of cases complications of Moderate
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40% of cases complications of High
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10% of cases
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the disease
DISEASE HISTORY *

Discovery of the disease Early research First treatment Milestone discoveries

Breakthrough treatment Epidemic outbreak Current research Future directions

DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT FLOWCHART
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PATIENT DIAGNOSTIC DIAGNOSIS PRESCRIBE

SYMPTOMS TEST CONFIRMED TREATMENT

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patient is experiencing: were performed: confirmation or ruling out of a treatment options
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patient performed on the results of the treatment options
B. Enter the symptoms of the B. Enter the diagnostic test diagnostic tests B. Enter the
patient performed treatment options
C. Enter the symptoms of the C. Enter the diagnostic test C. Enter the
patient performed treatment options

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REAL LIFE IMPACT *
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DISEASE MANAGEMENT *
NUMBER OF CASES OF THE DISEASE Region Number of cases Percentage of cases
OVER TIME
North 1,000 20%
● Describe the trend of the disease cases over time
2,500 50%
● Provide key insights or observations about the
South
graph
1,200 24%
● Explain any significant changes or patterns in the
East
graph

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disease
● Enter the number of cases for each region, area or
country
● Describe any notable variations or trends among the
regions
● Provide additional details or observations about the
table

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DISEASE OVERVIEW AND CONCLUSIONS *
Information KEY FINDINGS

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Causes information about causes
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Symptoms information about symptoms

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CONCLUSIONS
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Treatment information about the treatment

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current diagnosis and treatment plan
Prevention information about prevention
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