This is one of the challenges facing the global governance in the twenty first century.             Group of answer choicesPrioritizing developmentelevating people from povertyremoving the oligarchsReducing the spread of deadly diseases

Health risks related to poverty and lack of development that affect developing countries and poor people most are known as:Question 22Select one:a.Traditional hazardsb.Old hazardsc.New hazardsd.Systemic hazards

What is the most important reason which have promoted the idea of the global governance?                 Group of answer choicesenvironmental degradationno single nation has got all the resources to tackle problems plaguing humanity and this planetcolonial mentalityemergence of fundamentalism

Imagine that “Disease X” is caused by a newly emerged pathogen that is spreading rapidly among people around the world.  What information would be required when developing a multi-sectoral response to prevent, detect and control disease X in your country? How can that information be generated? Feel free to apply learnings from the RVF in Uganda case study.

Neglected tropical diseases cause devastating health, social and economic consequences to more than one billion people globally

1. What is one of the most relevant goals from SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being?Increase the number of blood and organ donors.Halve the number of global deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents.Strengthen the implementation of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.Ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.sem resposta2. Which one of the following was NOT enunciated as a strategic priority?Maximize equitable and equal access to HIV services and solutions.Break down barriers to achieving HIV outcomes.Increase the campaign on safe-sex practices and abstinence.Fully resource efficient HIV responses and integrate them into various systems for health and social protection.sem resposta3. According to the Declaration by the Human Right Council presented:HIV attracts the deepest and worst kinds of discrimination and life-threatening exclusion for the people who have it.States should review and adopt legislation, programs and policies in response to HIV by containing HIV positive people within their homes.If nothing is done, target 3.7 – ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services – will not be met by 2030.States should apply a strictly science-based approach to the response to HIV.sem resposta4. What is the impact of states applying a response both based on science and medicine?People living with HIV will no longer face discrimination on the workplace.People living with HIV will have an early diagnosis, meaning they’ll get access to medicine to suppress their viral load earlier and, therefore, stop unknowingly transmitting the virus.People living with HIV will not be able to access their medicine, as their medical condition will be considered too “banal” to get any copayment from the State.HIV screenings will be mandatory.sem resposta5. In other to full combat the discrimination against people living with HIV, insurance law is a key determinant – for example:By rejecting people living with HIV from their products.By prohibiting insurers from denying access of their products to people living with HIV.By forcing people living with HIV to reveal their medical history, so that insurers can offer a price proportionate to their needs.By allowing insurers to target people living with HIV in their advertisements.sem resposta