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This learning path introduces high school biology students to the core concepts and goals of epidemiology. It covers the definition of epidemiology, measures of disease frequency, the person-place-time distribution, key epidemiological terms, and the basics of outbreak investigation, with a foundation in basic biology and mathematics.
This learning path introduces high school students to the fundamental concepts of environmental health, covering the types of environmental hazards, routes of exposure, dose-response relationships, and major environmental health issues. It emphasizes the importance of environmental justice and provides a foundation for understanding how environmental factors impact human health.
This learning path introduces high school students to the social, behavioral, and cultural factors that shape health outcomes. It covers key concepts such as social determinants of health, health behaviors, behavioral theories, cultural competence, health literacy, community engagement, and health equity, providing a foundational understanding for further study in public health.
This learning path introduces high school students to the foundational concepts of public health, covering its definition, historical milestones, core functions, and the distinction from clinical medicine. It also explores the determinants of health and the structure of the public health system, providing a comprehensive overview for beginners.
This learning path introduces medical and biology students to the principles of evolutionary medicine, covering evolutionary mismatch, infectious disease evolution, human evolution and disease susceptibility, reproductive medicine, cancer evolution, and developmental origins of health and disease. It builds on foundational genetics and evolutionary biology to provide a coherent framework for understanding health and disease through an evolutionary lens.
This advanced learning path equips biomedical and computational students with the knowledge to apply bioinformatics in personalized medicine and clinical decision-making. It covers genomic analysis pipelines, variant interpretation, pharmacogenomics, and clinical decision support, culminating in the integration of multi-omics data for tumor profiling and drug response prediction.
This learning path provides a comprehensive overview of how the space environment affects human physiology and health. It covers fundamental physiological adaptations to microgravity, radiation risks, immune and microbiome changes, psychological stressors, and the countermeasures and biomedical monitoring used to maintain crew health. Designed for biomedical and aerospace medicine students with a basic background in physiology.
This advanced learning path equips medical and molecular biology students with a comprehensive understanding of gene therapy and genome editing. It begins with foundational molecular biology and progresses through viral and non-viral delivery systems, ex vivo and in vivo strategies, CRISPR-based technologies, clinical applications, and safety, regulatory, and ethical considerations.
This learning path guides biomedical engineering and biology students through the foundational principles and applications of organ-on-a-chip (OOC) technologies. It covers microfluidics, 3D cell culture, organ-specific platforms, disease modeling, drug testing, personalized medicine, sensor integration, and translational challenges. The path progresses from basic cell biology and engineering concepts to advanced OOC design and applications, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of this interdisciplinary field.
This advanced professional learning path equips biomedical and public health students with a thorough understanding of biosecurity principles and the responsible management of dual-use research. It covers biological agents of concern, biosafety and containment, regulatory frameworks, oversight mechanisms, and the ethical dimensions of dual-use research, culminating in practical application through case studies and policy analysis.