EOHS 822
Biology and Pathophysiological · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
NOT OPEN TO ONLINE DEG STUDENT
About this course
This course provides the fundamentals of biological causes and the pathophysiology of diseases in the context of public health practice. Students will apply biochemical and mechanistic models to explain their impact on significant public health problems. Students will integrate physiological and pathophysiological concepts in the development of strategies for public health disease prevention and control. Students will learn to develop models to test health effects of potential interventions.
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