GYAN SAGAR ACADEMY

Session: 2024-25
Social science multiple assignment
Topic:
Explore how disease that spread had a serious
impact on the human society of the world

Guided by- Submitted by

Ma’am Geetanjali Paliwal 10th Blue (team A)

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 AKNOWLEDGEMENT
We, members of TEAM-A bestow deep sense of gratitude as we look down to
the project work accomplished by Us. This work would have remained
incomplete in the absence of the benevolence of the Almighty and proper
guidance and support extended by my mentors and well-wishers.

We are extremely grateful to our teacher Mrs.Geetanjali Paliwal TGT Social

Science, for his motivational guidance and knowledgeable support in shaping
this work.

Our sincere thanks are also extended to honourable Madam Principal

Mrs. Geeta Garg, for her valuable cooperation. She has been an inspirational
and moral support to us throughout this work.

Our heartfelt thanks to all our teachers and fellow-mates who work well
enough to encourage us in all forms of study throughout the shaping of this
project.

Last but not least our respect & gratitude are due to our parents for extending
their helping hands, patience, and love during the tenure of my work.

Henceforth, we dedicate our project to all those who have directly or indirectly
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 Certificate
This is to certify that the accomplishment of this task is a piece of work done by Mahi Soni, Swadha
Chaturvedi, Siddhi Kothari, Shrishti Sharma, Anagha Telang, Tanishka Sisodiya, Pragati Solanki of class X
Blue of Gyan Sagar Academy, Ujjain during the session 2024-25 under the guidance and supervision. On the
topic ‘’Explore how a disease that spread had a serious impact on the human society of the world.’’

Signature:

mrs. Geeta Garg

Principal
Mrs. Geetanjali Paliwal
(TGT Social Science)

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10-12-2024, Tuesday TEAM -A

What’s in the slides?
• Title: disease outbreak a global perspective
• The history of disease outbreaks.
• The impact of disease outbreaks on civilization.
• Social and economic consequences of andemic.
• Public health policies.
• The role of science and innovations
• Lessons from past pandemic.
• Preparing for the next global crisis
• Thank you

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Disease Outbreaks: A Global
Perspective
This presentation explores the history of disease outbreaks and their impact
on human society. We will examine how disease outbreaks have shaped
human civilization, the social and economic consequences of pandemics, and
the importance of public health policies and scientific research in combating
diseases.

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The History of Disease Outbreaks
Cattle Plague (1745) Spanish Flu (1918) Polio (1950s) COVID-19 (2020)

The first major cattle plague The Spanish Flu pandemic Polio outbreaks caused The COVID-19 pandemic
outbreak swept through killed an estimated 50 to 100 widespread paralysis and continues to shape the
Europe, impacting livestock million people worldwide. death, but the development world, with ongoing
and agriculture. of vaccines brought its vaccination efforts and new
spread under control. variants emerging.

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The Impact of Disease Outbreaks
on Civilization
Population Decline Economic Disruption
Pandemics have caused Disease outbreaks disrupt trade,
significant population declines, agriculture, and economic
as seen in the Black Death. activity, leading to poverty.

Social Change Medical Advancements

Disease outbreaks can lead to Disease outbreaks spur medical
social unrest, isolation, and research and innovation, leading
changes in societal norms. to advancements in treatments
and prevention.

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Social and Economic Consequences
of Pandemics

Healthcare Strain Economic Downturn

Pandemics place a significant strain on Economic activity slows down, leading
healthcare systems, overwhelming to job losses, business closures, and
resources and personnel. financial instability.

Social Isolation Global Interdependence

Social distancing measures and Pandemics highlight the
lockdowns can lead to isolation, interconnectedness of the world,
loneliness, and mental health requiring global cooperation to address
challenges. health crises.
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Public Health Policies
1 Vaccination Programs 2 Surveillance and
Monitoring
Vaccination campaigns are
crucial for preventing the Surveillance systems are
spread of contagious essential for early detection
diseases. and rapid response to
outbreaks.

3 Quarantine and Isolation 4 Public Education

Quarantine and isolation Public education campaigns
measures help prevent the raise awareness about
spread of disease to healthy hygiene, sanitation, and
individuals. disease prevention.

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The Role of Science and Innovation
Antibiotics 1
The discovery of antibiotics revolutionized treatment of
bacterial infections.
2 Vaccines
Vaccines have eradicated or significantly reduced the
incidence of many diseases.
Antiviral Drugs 3
Antiviral drugs are effective against some viral
infections, like HIV and influenza.
4 Diagnostic Tools
Advanced diagnostic tools allow for rapid and accurate
identification of diseases.
Genome Sequencing 5
Genome sequencing helps understand disease
transmission and develop targeted treatments.

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Lessons from Past Pandemics

1 Global Cooperation

2 Early Detection

3 Resource Allocation

4 Public Health Infrastructure

5 Rapid Response

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Preparing for the Next Global Health Crisis

1 2
Strengthened Public Health Systems Improved Surveillance
Investing in robust healthcare infrastructure and workforce. Developing sophisticated surveillance systems for early detection.

3 4
Research and Development Global Collaboration
Investing in research to develop vaccines, treatments, and diagnostics. Strengthening international partnerships and information sharing.
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Thank You
We appreciate your time and interest in learning about global health crises.
We hope this presentation has provided valuable insights and resources.

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