CB5 Health, Disease and the Development of Medicines | Edexcel Combined Science | 8 Lesson Bundle

Every lesson for **Edexcel GCSE Combined Science (9-1) Biology CB5 Health, Disease and the Development of Medicines**: 8 complete, ready-to-teach lessons, each with a companion worksheet, answer key and key terms sheet. It also suits the shared content of Edexcel GCSE Biology. Bought separately: £39.92. Bundle price: £28.00. LESSONS INCLUDED - CB5a Health and Disease: The WHO definition of health, communicable and non-communicable diseases, why one disease can lead to another - CB5b Non-communicable Diseases: Interacting risk factors, malnutrition and deficiency diseases, alcohol and liver disease at local, national and global levels - CB5c Cardiovascular Disease: Obesity, BMI and waist:hip ratio, smoking and cardiovascular disease, evaluating medication, surgery and lifestyle change - CB5d Pathogens: Bacteria, viruses, fungi and protists, cholera, tuberculosis, Chalara ash dieback, malaria and HIV, how HIV leads to AIDS - CB5e Spreading Pathogens: How cholera, tuberculosis, Chalara ash dieback and malaria spread, reducing or preventing their spread - CB5f Physical and Chemical Barriers: Skin, mucus and cilia, lysozymes and hydrochloric acid, how the spread of Chlamydia and HIV is reduced or prevented - CB5g The Immune System: Antigens, lymphocytes and antibodies, memory lymphocytes and the secondary response, immunisation - CB5h Antibiotics: Why antibiotics only treat bacterial infections, the stages of developing a new medicine, fair clinical trials EVERY LESSON INCLUDES - Editable lesson PowerPoint with a hidden teacher guide (timings, resources) and teacher notes on every slide - Lesson companion worksheet with slide-numbered questions, plus an answer key (PDF + editable Word) - Key terms and things to remember sheet (PDF + editable Word) - Do Now, hinge question, true/false misconception check, bronze/silver/gold tasks, exam-style question with mark scheme, Grade 9 stretch and exit ticket - Original diagrams and graphs, and optional embedded YouTube videos All questions are original and written to match the Edexcel specification. This resource is not endorsed by or affiliated with Pearson Edexcel.