Stage 1: , EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRANSITION: Infectious & parasitic disease, accidents, animal attacks, and fighting are principle causes of death.", MIGRATION TRANSITION: Least likely to migrate permanently. Activity space is small and marked by daily and seasonal food searches.", MIGRATION SCENARIO: "Migration of the tribe maximizes around 20 square Km per year.", CATCH-ALL SCENARIO: Isolated Amazon tribes hunt and gather food. Finding and carrying Fresh H2) is the Children's daily chore., EPIDEMOLOGIC SCENARIO: Aboriginal Australian dies from poisonous spider bite while looking for H2O., Stage 2: , EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRANSITION: Poor and crowded populations in shocked industrial cities have a higher death rate. Though Medical revolution slows infectious dieseases., MIGRATION TRANSITION: International migration too MDC cities with economic opportunities is prominent. Internal migration occurs rural to urban as agricultural jobs are replaced by secondary. , MIGRATION SCENARIO: "Rural men in Afghani- stan migrate to Kabul in hopes of finding work.", CATCH-ALL SCENARIO: "Recently a group in Papua New Guinea was shown an improved agricultural tech- nique that is spreading rapidly throughout the country." , EPIDEMOLOGIC SCENARIO: "Polio vaccinations become recently available for the population’s youth.", Stage 3: , EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRANSITION: "Increase in chronic disease associated with aging, including cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, diabetes, and certain cancers.", MIGRATION TRANSITION: "International migration to MDC cities with economic opportunities is prominent. Internal migration patterns reflect urban to suburban as wealth increases.", MIGRATION SCENARIO: "An Indian families moves to the outskirts of the city, in a single-family home and afford armed guards to protect their property.", CATCH-ALL SCENARIO: "A family moves to the slum city Khayelitsha, in Cape Town South Africa in hopes of a factory job since they lost their family farm.", EPIDEMOLOGIC SCENARIO: "Diabetes is on the rise in Central America where processed foods with high sugar content saturate the market.", Stage 4: , EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRANSITION: "Chronic aging disease persist as well as an increase in degenerative diseases such as Alzheimers and Osteoporosis. Life expectancy increases with better medical practices and improved diet.", MIGRATION TRANSITION: "International migration occurs with guest worker opportunities and international retirement. Internal migration patterns reflect urban to suburban as wealth increases..", MIGRATION SCENARIO: "A businesswoman has the opportunity to work in Singapore. She is allowed to bring her family and the business pays for housing and int’l schooling.", CATCH-ALL SCENARIO: "A couple in Andalucia, Spain decide to have two children in their late 30’s, and the availability of birth control aided their ability to do so.", EPIDEMOLOGIC SCENARIO: "A grandfather in his 80’s is experiencing advanced stages of dementia.", Stage 5: , EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRANSITION: "Potential for infectious and parasitic disease reemerge as a result of the evolution of microbes, and potential growing gap between the rich and the poor (health access)", MIGRATION TRANSITION: "Int’l migration occurs with guest worker opportunities and Int’l retirement options. Internal migration patterns reflect urban to suburban, though wealthy moving closer to cities for amenities", MIGRATION SCENARIO: "Recent retirees are packing up and moving to Panama where the weather is warmer and the taxes are cheaper. Goodbye USA!", CATCH-ALL SCENARIO: "A man in his 40s decides that he is happier without the cost of children and the freedom to live his life on his own terms.", EPIDEMOLOGIC SCENARIO: "A working woman faces anxiety that her future social security may not be funded in the future, since workers are emigrating to other countries with more opportunities.",

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