Assessing the Impact of Frailty on Infection Risk in Older Adults: Prospective Observational Cohort Study
Ya Yang,
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Kechun Che,
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Jiayan Deng
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JMIR Public Health and Surveillance,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10, P. e59762 - e59762
Published: Aug. 18, 2024
Abstract
Background
Infectious
diseases
are
among
the
leading
causes
of
death
and
disability
recognized
as
a
major
cause
health
loss
globally.
At
same
time,
frailty
geriatric
syndrome
is
rapidly
growing
public
problem.
However,
few
studies
have
investigated
incidence
risk
infectious
in
frail
older
people.
Thus,
research
on
urgently
needed.
Objective
The
purpose
this
study
was
to
evaluate
association
between
adults
aged
65
years
older.
Methods
In
prospective
observational
cohort
study,
we
analyzed
disease
prevalence
outcomes
who
participated
epidemiological
surveys
from
March
1,
2018,
2023
Dalang
Town,
Dongguan
City,
2020,
Guancheng
Street,
City.
This
has
an
annual
on-site
follow-up.
Incidence
data
for
were
collected
through
Chinese
Disease
Control
Prevention
Information
System—Infectious
Monitoring
Public
Health
Emergency
System.
A
project-developed
assessment
scale
used
assess
status
participants.
We
compared
rate
ratios
(IRR)
each
across
status,
age,
gender
determine
associations
frailty,
gender,
diseases.
Cox
proportional
hazards
regression
conducted
identify
effect
demographic
factors
diseases,
with
estimations
hazard
ratio
95%
CI.
Results
total
235
cases
12
reported
during
period,
906.21/100,000
person-years
group.
age
group,
infection
higher
men
than
women.
Frail
had
1.50
(95%
CI
1.14‐1.97)
healthy
adults.
obtained
result
after
sensitivity
analyses.
For
respiratory
tract–transmitted
(IRR
1.97,
1.44‐2.71)
gastrointestinal
3.67,
1.39‐10.74),
at
risk.
Whereas
no
significant
found
blood-borne,
sexually
transmitted,
contact-transmitted
0.76,
0.37‐1.45).
Conclusions
Our
provides
additional
evidence
that
components
significantly
associated
care
professionals
must
pay
more
attention
prevention
control.
Language: Английский
Teleworking and health in an epidemic context: contrasting the infectious and non-communicable diseases perspectives
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 18, 2024
Abstract
The
global
response
to
the
COVID-19
pandemic
has
brought
a
significant
shift
towards
teleworking.
While
this
escalating
practice
can
reduce
risk
of
infection
for
workers,
its
societal
and
health
impact
also
encompasses
non-communicable
diseases
(NCDs).
However,
link
between
teleworking
frequency
NCD
is
unclear.
In
study,
we
aimed
unravel
intricate
interplay
teleworking,
infectious
disease
(ID)
transmission,
risk,
quantify
how
these
factors
could
affect
potential
optimal
with
regards
outcomes.
First,
conducted
rapid
review
identify
possible
exposure-response
relationships
NCDs
such
as
musculoskeletal
disorders
(MSDs)
or
mental
health.
Then,
designed
mathematical
model
transmission
ID
acquisition
in
medium-sized
company
illustrate
varying
levels
workers
We
simulated
dynamics
over
three-month
epidemic
wave,
considering
that
employees
be
infected
by
virus
either
within
workplace
outside
it.
On
weekdays,
were
physically
present
at
workplace,
exposure
colleagues,
engaged
telework,
facing
reduced
community-based
risk.
compared
results
obtained
our
when
using
different
frequencies
functions,
contrast
both
risks
relation
extent
telework
engagement.
From
literature,
found
diverging
evidence
shape
relationship
indicating
that,
depending
on
considered,
incurred
may
peak
low,
intermediate
high
frequency.
Depending
chosen
observed
an
individual
collective
benefit-risk
balance
reduction
potentially
increased
burden
NCD.
By
acknowledging
dual
facets
outcomes,
study
emphasises
need
holistic
approach
formulating
strategies
prevention,
ensuring
impacts
interventions
are
comprehensively
assessed.
Language: Английский
Impact of migrants on communicable diseases in Thailand
Attasuda Lerskullawat,
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Thitima Puttitanun
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BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: July 29, 2024
Abstract
Background
While
foreign
migrants
contribute
to
economic
development,
they
may
impact
public
health
by
transmitting
communicable
diseases
the
local
population.
With
its
geopolitical
position,
Thailand
has
been
a
primary
destination
for
from
neighbouring
countries
in
Southeast
Asia
and
beyond.
This
positioning
makes
it
focal
point
examining
complexities
of
migration
dynamics
implications
health.
Through
quantitative
analysis,
this
paper
investigates
influence
on
physical
issues
Thailand,
exploring
their
various
types
diseases.
The
utilization
provincial-level
data
offers
insights
into
localized
effects
migrant
populations
within
country.
These
can
serve
as
valuable
resource
researchers
policymakers
who
conduct
comparative
analyses,
facilitating
deeper
understanding
complex
relationship
between
international
worldwide.
Methods
A
spatial
panel
autoregressive
model
(SAR)
is
applied
provincial
level
socio-economic
period
2016
2021.
Results
results
indicate
that
varies
depending
type
disease.
an
increase
correlates
with
higher
prevalence
respiratory
other
diseases,
conversely
reduces
vaccine-preventable
Additionally,
we
found
do
not
significantly
food-
water-borne
insect-borne
animal-borne
or
sexually
transmitted
Thailand.
factors,
such
GPP
per
capita,
unemployment,
poverty,
technology
access,
strongly
correlate
most
Conclusion
As
revealed
study,
leads
rise
well
decrease
which
carries
significant
policy
implications.
urge
policymakers,
Ministry
Labour,
Public
Health
implement
tailored
policies
measures
enhance
effectively
mitigate
risk
future.
Language: Английский
Human Crisis in Facing Emerging Fatal Pathogenic Microbes: The Hidden Obstacles
Morihito Ishida
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Science Insights,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(2), P. 1457 - 1459
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
The
emergence
of
new
and
increasingly
fatal
pathogens
presents
significant
challenges
to
global
public
health
systems,
the
intersection
human
pathogenic
microbes
is
a
swiftly
evolving
area
concern.
Continuous
vigilance
preparedness
in
presence
emergent
infectious
threats
are
underscored
by
rapid
spread
diseases
such
as
COVID-19,
Ebola,
Zika
virus.
Nevertheless,
effective
battle
against
these
significantly
impeded
concealed
obstacles,
including
misinformation/miscommunication,
inadequate
healthcare
infrastructure
developing
countries,
lack
funding
for
research,
etc.
A
multifaceted
approach
necessary
overcome
which
includes
enhanced
surveillance
education
campaigns
on
preventive
measures,
increased
investment
research
development,
collaboration
ensure
timely
detection
response
emerging
threats.
We
can
only
hope
mitigate
impact
prevent
future
crises
from
unfolding
making
concerted
effort
surmount
hidden
obstacles.
Language: Английский
Modern Biomedical Technologies versus Emerging Pathogenic Microbes: Insights into the Confronting Situation
Lalit Umesh,
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Sanish Verma
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Science Insights,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(2), P. 1475 - 1481
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
The
interaction
between
modern
biomedical
technologies
and
newly
identified
pathogenic
microbes
has
become
a
crucial
focus
in
the
field
of
healthcare
illness
management.
ongoing
progress
technology
is
transforming
medical
science.
However,
advent
new
changing
microbial
dangers
presents
obstacles
that
require
creative
solutions.
This
article
explores
delicate
equilibrium
capabilities
advanced
continuous
development
disease-causing
microorganisms.
It
provides
insights
influence
struggle
scientific
advancement
problems
posed
by
these
microbes.
Language: Английский
Evaluation of a cross-border field simulation exercise on the response to outbreaks of infectious diseases in Namanga, Kenya and Tanzania
John Sackey Dzaba,
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Hilary Kagume Njenge,
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James Nyongesa Wakhungu
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et al.
PLOS Global Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(10), P. e0003832 - e0003832
Published: Oct. 16, 2024
Travel
and
trade,
whilst
playing
a
critical
role
in
economic
development,
contribute
to
the
spread
of
infectious
diseases,
including
novel
or
emerging
which
can
threaten
health
security
locally,
regionally
globally.
The
World
Health
Organization
mandates
preparedness
through
field
simulation
exercises
address
disease
outbreaks,
as
highlighted
by
COVID-19
pandemic.
This
study
assessed
impact
2019
Namanga
exercise,
conducted
border
town
shared
Kenya
Tanzania,
on
improving
cross-border
outbreak
response.
It
focused
participants'
knowledge,
skills
acquisition
real-world
application.
An
anonymous
online
survey
was
administered
participants
37
months
post-field
exercise.
In
addition,
key
informant
interviews
focus
group
discussion
with
Joint
Border
Management
Committee
were
conducted.
June
exercise
enhanced
skills,
confidence
participants,
members
community,
preparing
for
responding
outbreaks
COVID-19.
knowledge
gained
deemed
valuable,
relevant,
effective
use
future
response
activities.
analysis
is
limited
potential
bias,
only
positive
experiences
may
have
responded
more
favourably.
Addressing
limitations
design
implementation
challenges
identified
this
are
optimising
responses.
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Public health importance of injury and poisoning
Maja Karadinović,
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Dragica Mladenović,
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Slavica Pokimica
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et al.
Glasnik javnog zdravlja,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
98(4), P. 255 - 264
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
global
societal
burden
of
injuries
and
poisonings
represents
a
major
challenge
for
society
requires
urgent
comprehensive
measures.
Injuries
poisoning
are
serious
problems
the
modern
on
scale.
Trauma
have
become
increasingly
common
faced
by
contemporary
society,
posing
threat
to
lives
health
people
around
world.
Poisoning
poses
risk
public
health,
with
various
causes
such
as
food,
chemicals,
medication
or
drugs.
Many
could
be
prevented,
which
emphasizes
importance
investing
in
preventive
measures,
educating
performing
research
that
would
allow
better
understanding
how
occur
they
can
avoided.
Considering
wide
range
factors
consequences
burden,
it
is
clear
problem
an
integrated
multidisciplinary
approach
prevention
management.
Strategies
must
include
strict
implementation
regulations,
safety
awareness
raising,
improving
healthcare
services
acute
long-term
treatment,
well
continuous
improve
intervention
procedures
rehabilitation
techniques.
Comprehensive
work
this
field
will
not
only
save
decrease
disabilities,
but
also
has
potential
transform
entire
communities,
their
socioeconomic
status
quality
life.
This
topic
does
cover
challenges,
moral
economic
aspects
lasting
effects
whole.
Language: Английский