PBH225

This course provides a broad snapshot of global health, providing insight to the challenges currently facing global health equity and the broad spectrum of health practices seen across the globe. Students will explore major disease patterns, particularly in the developing world and address disparities in areas such as maternal and child health, global burden of disease, infectious disease, and political influence. In addition, they will review the design, practice, and cultural influences involved with globally identified medical systems such as Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, and Indigenous practice. Students will examine the validity and application of complementary treatment modalities focusing on mind-body, energy, and biologically based therapies. GLAFC, Offered annually.

Global Affairs & Cultures (GLAFC)

All Years