Evolutionary Medicine

Central Connecticut State University

Topics in Biology (BIO 490/540)

 

Student Projects to Alter Infectious Disease in the World

 

 

Project List:

Cheyenne River Sioux: Limiting Transmission of STDs by Sarah Belanger

Project Hope: Helping Equatorial Guinea Eradicate Mosquito-borne Pathogens by Raquel Carson and AnnaLisa Deloy

Africa Stands: Taking a Global Approach to Challenge Malaria by Peter Rondinelli

Keeping Africa Awake by Stephanie Tom and Blair Smart

Group A Streptococcus by Rebecca Schwartz

Human Papillomavirus by Dawn Hudak

Lassa Fever by Heta Desai

Fascioliasis Control Program by Kate Phoenix

Finish Polio by Margaret Guerrera

Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease Control by Tina Pao

 

 

 

Information about the projects:

Students in Dr. Tiffany Doan's Evolutionary Medicine class in Fall 2007 were assigned a final project with a pretend budget of $5 million to spread the practices of evolutionary medicine in the world.  Each group selected a disease or a suite of diseases in a particular region of the world to try to cure and reduce the virulence.  The class hopes that these websites and reports will provide real, helpful information for those organizations and individuals that do have the funds to combat important infectious disease threats around the world.

 

 

Page still under construction.   Please keep checking back for new projects!

 

 

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