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diseases are infections that have newly appeared in a population or are rapidly in incidence .
They may arise through , change , or transfer from animals to .
An example is , which spread globally after the emergence of a virus .
Another example is outbreaks , where viral transmission expanded in new .

diseases are those that were previously but are increasing again in cases .
This resurgence can result from antimicrobial resistance , vaccination , or public health measures .
For instance , has re - emerged due to - resistant strains .
has also returned in some areas following declining uptake .

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Incidence describes how many cases develop in a during a given .
Incidence per 1000 = ( Number of new cases Population at ) ×
New cases =
Population =
Incidence = 8

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Point prevalence is a measure of how many people have a condition at specific point in , expressed as a of the total population .
Point prevalence per = ( Number of cases at a specific time Total population )
Existing cases at peak =
Total population =
The point prevalence at peak is 4 . 8 cases per population

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The emergence of new diseases is often explained by interactions between pathogen , host , and environmental factors . This relationship is commonly described using the epidemiological model .

Pathogen factors include genetic mutation that increases virulence or .
For example , change in influenza viruses can produce novel capable of infecting humans . Some pathogens acquire resistance to treatment , enabling wider spread . Horizontal gene transfer may introduce new traits that enhance survival or .

Host factors influence susceptibility through immune status and behavioural exposure .
Individuals without prior immunity are more to infection . Population and travel human contact , aiding transmission . Age , , and health conditions affect disease outcomes .

Environmental factors create conditions that support pathogen spread . Climate change can expand the range of disease . Urbanisation and deforestation human ? wildlife interaction . Poor or water quality can facilitate microbial contamination .

 
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