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Ways of measuring disparities in food and health between places
Ways of measuring disparities in food and health between places
Global patterns in food/nutrition indicators, including the food security index, the hunger index, calories per person/capita, indicators of malnutrition
The nutrition transition, and associated regional variations of food consumption and nutrition choices
Global patterns in health indicators, including health-adjusted life expectancy (HALE), infant mortality, maternal mortality, access to sanitation and the ratio between doctors/physicians and people
The epidemiological transition, the diseases continuum (diseases of poverty to diseases of affluence), and the implications of a global ageing population for disease burden
Lesson 1: The nutrition transition, and associated regional variations of food consumption and nutrition choices
Google Document to make notes and answer all tasks
Presentation on left
Case Study: Mexico, coco cola and obesity - Video (20 mins)
IMPORTANT: For this section you must read the chapter of the Stephen Codrington Book - Link here.
Our World in Data - Food Supply - This contains all the information and graphs that you want.
1.3 Global patterns in health indicators, including health-adjusted life expectancy (HALE), infant mortality, maternal mortality, access to sanitation and the ratio between doctors/physicians and people
Lesson 2: Global patterns in food/nutrition indicators, including the food security index, the hunger index, calories per person/capita, indicators of malnutrition
1.3a - Evaluating Health Indicators
Use pages 22-26 of Codrington book and/or the Inthinking online text book to go through the following task - Global Patterns in Health -Indicators - Group Task - Evaluating different indicators.
1.3b Evaluating Food and Nutrition indicators
Look at pages 10-13 of Codrington book and/or the Inthinking online text book to go thgrough thge following task - Global Patterns in Food Indicators - Group task - evaluate the selected food and nutrition indicators.
Chapter 1 Codrington food and health.pdf1.4 The epidemiological transition, the diseases continuum (diseases of poverty to diseases of affluence), and the implications of a global ageing population for disease burden
1.4 - Task - Go through the resources on Epidemiological Transition and The Disease Continuum in Geographyalltheway and complete tasks on this Document to make notes and answer all tasks
Note you will need the Codrington book pages 28 to 30 for one of the tasks
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