Global Health, Policy, and the Future This assignment will be a 5 to 7-minute video or audio embedded in a PowerPoint presentation. In the Learning Materials under Additional Resources Review: 1. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (2017). Global health and the future role of the United States. -> Review TABLE S-1 Committee Recommendations and Corresponding Actions on page 3 (these come from the global health report and are global recommendations) and the four Priority Areas for Action starting on page 4 that further explain the 14 Recommendations in TABLE S-1. 2. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) *Select and review ONE of the 14 Recommendations OR an SDG that align with your interests or one you feel passionate about that could significantly improve global health. Consider what steps healthcare professionals can take to advocate for vulnerable people at a global level.   This assignment will require you to create a 5 to 7-minute video or audio recording in a PowerPoint presentation. Reflect on global issues in healthcare and address the following in your presentation: Briefly describe the selected global recommendation or SDG and the identified vulnerable population Analyze current healthcare policies that impact your selected global recommendation or SDG Explain the reason you selected the global recommendation or SDG and why it is relevant to the vulnerable population. Discuss why the global recommendation you selected should be implemented or the SDG you selected should be achieved, including why there should be funding to implement the global recommendation or SDG. 

Readings:Campos, Homegrown (excerpts)Walker, Drugs in the Western Hemisphere, Ch. 5 & 11 (41-45; 64-77)Reading Questions (Answer one set of questions):1. How does Isaac Campos explain the appearance of numerous reports of marijuana madness in Mexico in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century? What evidence does he offer to support his argument? How does the idea of marijuana as a "psychotomimetic" drug fit into his explanation of marijuana madness? Do you find this argument convincing? Explain.2. According to the 1972 marijuana commission report (Walker, Ch. 5), how did social attitudes towards nonmedical drug use change in the early twentieth century, and why drugs like opium and marijuana fail to achieve the social legitimacy of alcohol and cigarettes during by the 1930s? How did Leopoldo Salazar Viniegra's views of marijuana (Walker, Ch. 11) diverge from the conventional views in 1930s Mexico and the United States? What kind of drug control strategy did Salazar support when he became head of Mexico's Federal Narcotics Service in 1938? What was his rationale for supporting this strategy, and how did counter-narcotics agents in the U.S. perceive it as a threat to their own efforts to suppress drug trafficking?