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1. How does the annual burden of disease from natural disasters and complex humanitarian emergencies compare with other causes of illness, death, and disability? How has this impacted the health in your chosen country? 2. What is an internally displaced person? A refugee? An asylum-seeker? What are the differences between them? 3. In the early stages of a complex humanitarian emergency, what are likely to be the most significant health concerns for the refugees? How do those health concerns change over time? 4. In what ways are women especially vulnerable during complex humanitarian emergencies? 5. What are key steps that need to be taken within the first few days of people fleeing to a refugee camp? 6. What are the most important organizations that work on global health issues? 7. Name some of the most important successes of cooperative action on global health? 8. What is a public-private partnership for health, and why might it be valuable? 9. What are some of the most important attributes that diagnostics, vaccines, and drugs would need to have to be most useful in meeting the needs of low- and middle-income countries? 10. What is the 10/90 research gap?