Descriptive Epidemiology Case Study Robert Bazell, chief science correspondent for NBC News (2010) s

Descriptive Epidemiology Case Study

Robert Bazell, chief science correspondent for NBC News
(2010) stated that the Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York, as well
as other hospitals throughout the country, are swamped with type-2 diabetes
The news gets worst Just seven (7) years ago, the CDC reported that one (1) in
ten (10) Americans would contract this disease by the year 2050 Now they are
saying it could be one (1) in three (3)

1Need assistance in comparimg the incidences of diabetes
within each region of the US for the past year and identify which state has
the highest burden of this disease

2Need assistance in analyzing and explain the modifiable
and stable characteristics in which morbidity and mortality rates can be
observed Include biological or genetic factors associated with any
disparities

3Need assistance in suggesting how the incidence and
prevalence of diabetes varies across dimension of time, both in the short and
long term

4Need assistance in proposing the risk factors and causes
associated with diabetes, as well as the means or methods of transmission,
based on short-term and long-term trends

5Need assistance analyzing and explaining how diabetes
mortality has changed in the past 50 years and what this tells you about the
causes of the disease

6Need assistance identifying diabetes patterns across the
US and within specific areas and formulate a theory for this pattern

7Use at least four (4) quality academic resources in this
assignment