Epidemiologic Transition Model (AP Human Geography)

This video will help you understand everything you need to know about the Epidemiologic Transition Model. In this video we will go over the different stages of the model and also cover how each stage connects to the real world.
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I just can't seem to understand why you don't have that many views! You explain so well and give great examples and possibilities. Thank you so much, keep doing what your doing! (APHG 2018-2019)

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Thank you very much! There will be more videos coming for Ap Human Geo! Feel free to share them with others!

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It was interesting and I have got good understanding about Epidemiology transition model.many thanks !!

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"Nothing to panic about"

[@sudeepjoseph69]

If only he knew...

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Well that certainly aged well

[@danielhadi8233]

is covid-19 a stage 5?

[@MrSinn]

Daniel Hadi yes!

[@danielhadi8233]

@@MrSinn can you explain what's happening to AP human geography. Ive heard that it's just gonna be units 1 through 5. And it will only be frq

[@MrSinn]

@@danielhadi8233 Yes! I will have an update coming out in about a hour. I will do a live stream covering it

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"Today, we are going to explore...
DEATH"
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Thx for these videos Mr. Sin!

[@justinjadali8187]

when I watch this vid 5 minutes before the exam but it’s 11 minutes long LMAO 😂

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little did he know this topic would become alot more relevant in the coming months...

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Good luck to those taking it 2021

[@jordanwidner739]

hey good vid but can you jelly with my question ? it says “explain what happens to society as they progress through this model”

[@heather2039]

2020 gang?

[@oliviar3509]

so who else is studying 3 hours before the exam!!

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me

[@Century-sb3ql]

Very informative video but did he say some countries aren't here yet and gave Africa as an example?

[@Hop3stR]

I got a 69% on a AP 40% project grade, so my teacher sent me this

[@yawzerdoink-a-sore-as8159]

It should be called lifestyle diseases for stage 3

[@centurionmcjk4391]

I think u mean epidemiologic, not epidologic. Nice video, though.

[@cintab93]

I kept mentally correcting him too lol

[@walkabout3246]

10:10
*cough* *cough*
CORONA TIME

[@YTAccount82825]

Well, I suppose we have now become an early stage 5 global civilization.

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Learn how to say epidemiology

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[@rajselvaraj4173]

First

[@tettehkwao6042]

Africa as a country (sic. ) with low rate of cancer is because they don't live long enough. Ignorance is surely no virtue. Africa is not a country but a large continent with over 50 countries and people leave long lives. Don't believe the stats that includes war stats due to western destabilisation.

[@i.m2940]

Informative video however, Africa is not a country,
Secondly, I think the reason why African countries are less susceptible to chronic illnesses such as cancer is because the food is natural there, the air quality is better, but they dont talk about that enough.
Almost everything we eat in America and other developed countries is carcinogenic,
even if you go vegan or eat a healthy diet, almost all our fruits and vegetables are GMO... GMO fruits and veggies have HIGH amounts of sugar, more sugar than what fruits would have in its NATURAL form. Animals here are pummped with hormones, steriods, etc.
its as if almost everything has been tampered with in some way

[@scotttriplett7633]

So annoying that he mispronounces key words! Undermines his credibility.

[@allthewoo2848]

epidelogical 🤣