Running head: TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 1 MIlestone Two: Population Hailie Huckaby Southern New Hampshire University
TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 2 Covid-19 also known as the novel coronavirus which spread over China in late December of 2019. The disease is a highly contagious disease and is caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-cov-2). China had first reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) that there were "forty-four cases of individuals who were suffering from pneumonia of unclear cause".(Bashier, 2020). When these were further investigated the pneumonia was found to be connected to the coronavirus family. The individuals were having typical cold symptoms but some experienced extreme conditions. The first case of pneumonia that China had reported at the end of 2019 with the disease unknown and cause unclear was later known as COVID-19 which led to a pandemic concern which was spread worldwide. China is known as the third largest pharmaceutical supplier, but their intervention of counterfeit drugs, seems to have affected the population negatively which has worsened existing health conditions. In 2003 China experienced an SARS outbreak which led to 1.2 million premature deaths due to pollution (Bashier, 2020). China has areas, independent regions, cities, and particular administrative areas. The population's unassuming demography says that ages between 15-95 (70%), less than 40 years of age (17%) and over 64 years of age (13%). China has encountered many development projects and rapid urbanization has put individuals' health at risk. China's large population, their rapid urbanization and the environmental problems it is hard to understand which factor contributes to the spread of COVID-19 and the impact COVID-19. The disease is spread by close contact to an individual who is experiencing symptoms. This study mainly concentrates on the exposure to COVID-19 in China and how quickly the disease spread globally concerning the ages and health conditions of all individuals.
TITLE OF YOUR PAPER 3 The elderly, the lack of immunizations, and individuals with current health conditions such as respiratory conditions are the main ones at risk. The three primary factors that are linked to the public health issue are inaccurate testing, environmental agriculture, and lack of education information or the supplies. Ninety-nine cases at a hospital in China revealed that 49% of the patients were exposed either at the seafood market, most likely where the outbreak began to spread and where it originated. The study states that the over populated areas have higher transmission rates because of the close contact between individuals. Individuals that have limited access to healthcare are at greater risks of exposure. Personal behaviors such as wearing a mask or hand washing could impact the exposure but can also control it. Elderly people were more at risk that experienced more severe symptoms and higher mortality rates. The CDC investigated trends in COVID-19 in hospitalizations among different races and ethnic groups that were highly concerned by COVID-19. The disparities in socioeconomic status had resulted in the unequal access to healthcare and the adherence to public health guidelines which