Researcher for Diseases Prevention Projects in Developing Countries
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Positions Available: One individual student 80 hour project
Need to create a 4000-word research paper on the multidimensional aspects and benefits of building family immunity within community-based programs - with a special focus on nutritional sufficiency in the developing world.
This project may include, but is not limited to:
- Create multi-dimensional cost-effective options that are available to community leaders in rural communities
- Identify the health challenges in different regions of the world, dividing challenges of contagious diseases and deteriorating diseases.
- Create three different sample community plans to greatly improve overall community immunity levels
Founder will meet weekly with the student to guide and support the project
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