The mothers with newborns with cataracts had German measles during their pregnancies. 

In 2001, claims of autism from the MMR vaccine or from thimerosal were filed into the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. A special Omnibus Autism Program was created a year later to address those claims. From 2002 to 2012, 5,600 autism cases were filed, 800 were dismissed, with 4,800 pending. The CDC estimates there are one million children in the United States with autism. If all those kids were compensated through the program, how much would that cost? 

Which of the following is a correct statement about U.S. white collar workers? Mark all that apply.

After the peak of her movie career in the 1940’s, Gene Tierney suffered from mental illness. Which one of the following is correct about her mental issues? Mark all that apply.  

Psychologists have discovered that most humans are altruistic, not selfish, but sometimes, thoughtless. Researchers have found that if public health messages are reframed around protecting others rather than just protecting yourself (e.g. hand washing, mask-wearing, staying home from work when you are sick), people are more likely to behave thoughtfully and ethically.

Prior to global vaccination programs, 12 million children under five died each year. How many die each year today?

Which artery supplies blood to the stomach, liver, and spleen?

Which disorder is characterized by high blood pressure?

What is the buildup of plaque in the arteries that can lead to heart disease called?

What is the purpose of the vasa vasorum?