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Michael Routledge
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Caroline Orfila
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Topics Covered
- The importance of vitamins and minerals for human health.
- Protein and Energy Malnutrition (PEM): the causes, and physical and physiological symptoms.
- Obesity: its presentation, causes and consequences.
- Food toxins and the risk to health.
- Contribution of environmental toxins and the association with human disease.
- Waterborne toxins and the impact on health.
- Air pollution and its contribution to cardiovascular diseases.
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Learn causes of disease
This course is informative and enjoyable to take. Regardless of your experience level, you're likely to enjoy the engaging videos and informative materials that teach you about human disease. You may feel that it covers too much information for its duration, but the information presented is accurate.
Provides accurate and correct information.
"I didn't carry out the assignments but I found the infomagion very interesting..."
Uses videos and articles to convey learning content.
"Great videos and articles."
"Engaging videos and informative materials."
Offers helpful and thorough information.
"I found the course top quality and much enjoyed it."
"I am a retired pharmacist and did this course out of interest."
Provides inaccurate or misleading information.
"And I was disappointed to discover that some of the information given as fact was disputed when I researched it in other sources..."
Covers a large number of topics.
"I felt that it tried to cover too much in too short a time."
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