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Climate Sensitive Infectious Diseases Module 1: The Individual and Changing Patterns

Climate Sensitive Infectious Diseases Module 1: The Individual and Changing Patterns

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  • Introduction
  • Heat Related Illness Module 1: The Individual
  • Heat Related Illness Module 1: Prevention and Public Health
  • Heat Related Illness: Faculty Handbook
  • Climate Sensitive Infectious Diseases Module 1: The Individual and Changing Patterns
  • Climate Sensitive Infectious Diseases Module 2: A Guide to Diagnosis
  • One Health Veterinary Case
  • One Health Veterinary Faculty Guide Part 1
  • One Health Veterinary Faculty Guide Part 2
  • Emergency Medicine Guide to Heat Related Illness
  • Environmental Health Advocacy Module 1: The Individual
  • Environmental Health Advocacy Module 2: Community and Policy
  • Guide for Advocacy
  • Indian Country ECHO - Environmental Health Considerations from Mining
  • One Health Vet & Med Student Joint Seminar

Support was provided by the Technology Research Initiative Fund/Water, Environmental and Energy Solutions Initiative administered by the University of Arizona Office for Research, Innovation and Impact, funded under Proposition 301, the Arizona Sales Tax for Education Act, in 2000.

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