This course examines how conflict drives the emergence, spread, and re-emergence of infectious diseases, with a focus on disrupted health systems, poor sanitation, and antimicrobial resistance. It covers bacterial, viral, parasitic, and fungal infections, sexually transmitted infections, infection control challenges, and region-specific disease patterns. The course emphasizes the epidemiology, prevention, and management of infectious diseases in conflict-affected populations, particularly in MENA contexts.
Designed for clinicians, infectious disease specialists, and public health professionals working in conflict-affected environments.
Enrollment is available on a rolling basis.
Participants may enroll in this course individually or as part of the full Certificate in Conflict Medicine.
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