UPMSP - 7 - Science :: Food, Health and Disease

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Course Content / Subtopic list:


  1. Need of food
  2. Need of preservation of food
  3. Food spoilage - fungi , bacteria , yeast , rodents and insects
  4. Methods of food preservation - drying ,boiling, cooling , freezing , pasteurization , refrigeration , chemical methods ,canning
  5. Diseases caused due to spoiled food
  6. Communicable and non communicable diseases
  7. Diseases caused by microorganisms
  8. Pandemic

Expected Learning Outcome:


SWBAT-

  1. Discuss the need of food
  2. Explain the need of preservation of food
  3. Explain the causes of food Spoilage
  4. Define pasteurization
  5. Identify various diseases caused due to spoiled food
  6. Identify various diseases caused by microorganisms


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