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Medical Sciences (MEDS)
- D class assignments for undergraduates available; phone (323) 442-4300.
- D class assignments for graduate students available; phone (323) 442-3141.
Background information on a group of infections that are transmitted via animal contact. Understanding of the epidemiology, clinical manifestations, treatment, and impact of the diseases on the economies of the countries in which they are found. Recommended preparation: MEDS 500. Open only to graduate students.
- Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student, Professional Year 1, Doctoral Student, Graduate Visitor
| 41382D | 050 | Lecture | 4:00-5:50pm | Mon, Wed | 15 of 30 | Emily Blodget,
Navid Pour-Ghasemi | ONLINE | |  |
Examines clinically relevant perspectives from distinguished international authors on STI issues and the devastating effect on particular geographical regions around the world.
| 41446D | 050 | Lecture | 6:00-7:50pm | Mon, Wed | 16 of 30 | Kusha Davar | ONLINE | | |
Continues material from MEDS-530a and MEDS-530b, covering human anatomy (gross anatomy, histology, radiographic anatomy), physiology (cellular physiology, organ systems) and pathology (general, systemic, cellular pathology).
| 41448D | 050 | Lecture | 9:00-12:50pm | Tue, Thu | 12 of 30 | Mansour Rostami | ONLINE | | |
Introduction to tactics, tools, and directives commonly used in global health crises and resource-poor settings with an emphasis on strategic thinking and planning to enable situation-specific solutions to be implemented.
| 41356D | 050 | Lecture | 9:00-10:50am | Mon, Wed | 24 of 30 | Benjamin La Brot | ONLINE | | |
Examination of country-specific factors affecting pregnancy, pre-natal care, and childbirth in South Africa, with analysis of factors contributing to health inequality and methods to mitigate healthcare challenges.
| 41361D | 050 | Lecture | 11:00-12:50pm | Mon, Wed | 27 of 30 | Kim Turner | ONLINE | | |
Medical and historical exploration of infectious diseases classified as pandemics, including SARS-CoV-2, with accompanying examination of their clinical manifestations and treatments and aspects of basic virology, immunology and epidemiology.
| 41430D | 050 | Lecture | 3:00-4:50pm | Tue, Thu | 9 of 30 | Navid Pour-Ghasemi,
Paul Holtom,
Eric Hsieh | ONLINE | | |
Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
| 41364D | 050 | 1.0-4.0 | Lecture | TBA | TBA | 0 of 15 | | ONLINE | | |