Exam 4: Identifying the Challenge
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Explain the difference between an internally displaced person (IDP) and a refugee and why creation of IDPs and refugees contribute to spread of disease.
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Explain how the concepts you learned about emerging/reemerging infectious diseases have affected you personally and how it will change your behavior, if at all. Provide specific examples and explanations for why or why not you will change your behavior.
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