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Browsing Master of Public Health Student Reports and Theses by Published Date "2009"

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Surveillance of avian influenza in South Africa: A look at a zoological monitoring program and sampling of wild birds

Gaugh, Emily (2009-02-03)

Through this masters' field experience, I have gained exposure to many different aspects of disease surveillance, especially as it relates to avian influenza in South Africa. This report will consider three main opportunities ...
MPH Field Experience

McGill, Zachary (2009-11-05)

The following documents are a collection of products finished by Kansas State University graduate student Zachary McGill in support for his master’s degree in public health. The student had a field experience at three ...
Master of public health: Public health field experience report

Talbott, Joan (2009-03-23)

This past summer Sara McReynolds, DVM, MPH, and I had the opportunity to complete our Public Health Field Experience in South America. We worked under the supervision of David Ashford, USDA APHIS, in cooperation with the ...
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH FIELD EXPERIENCE REPORT: TRIHEALTH CORPORATE HEALTH

Morris, Joan Buchholz (2010-01-07)

In the fall of 2009, I completed my field experience requirement for the degree of Master of Public Health with an internship experience with TriHealth Corporate Health in Cincinnati, Ohio. Worksite health promotion has ...
Comparative in vitro estimates of inhalation toxicity of selected nanoparticles

Dhakal, Kiran (Kansas State University, 2009-08-07)

Airway inflammation is characterized by the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines (IL-6) and chemokine (IL-8) from airway epithelial cells. To screen for the potential inhalation toxicity as inflammation, we tested exposure ...
Agriculture programs impacting food security in two HIV/AIDS-affected Kenyan and Zambian communities

Stull, Valerie Jo (Kansas State University, 2009-12-17)

HIV/AIDS is one of the most devastating health concerns of the developing world, especially in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). To address individual food insecurity and malnutrition, numerous small-scale nutrition and agriculture ...
Addressing curriculum deficiencies in veterinary public health: a comparison of other health professions’ experiences

Akers, Jennifer (Kansas State University, 2009-12-17)

The history of veterinary medicine is intimately intertwined with duties to public health. This has remained true over centuries, and is becoming even more important with recent significant threats to public health. Despite ...