PLOS Global Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
4(4), С. e0003072 - e0003072
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2024
Community-based
serological
studies
are
increasingly
relied
upon
to
measure
disease
burden,
identify
population
immunity
gaps,
and
guide
control
elimination
strategies;
however,
there
is
little
understanding
of
the
potential
for
impact
sampling
biases
on
outcomes
interest.
As
part
efforts
quantify
measles
gaps
in
Zambia,
a
community-based
survey
using
stratified
multi-stage
cluster
approach
was
conducted
Ndola
Choma
districts
May—June
2022,
enrolling
1245
individuals.
We
carried
out
follow-up
study
among
individuals
missed
from
frame
serosurvey
July—August
672
assessed
by
i)
estimating
differences
characteristics
households
included
excluded
(77%
vs
23%
households)
ii)
evaluating
magnitude
these
make
healthcare-seeking
behavior,
vaccination
coverage,
seroprevalence.
found
that
were
20%
smaller
25%
less
likely
have
children.
Missed
resided
wealthy
households,
had
different
distributions
sex
occupation,
more
seek
care
at
health
facilities.
Despite
differences,
simulating
which
resulted
than
5%
estimated
bias
outcomes.
Although
upheld
as
gold
standard
design
assessing
underlying
community
characteristics,
findings
underscore
fact
can
results
even
well-conducted
surveys.
Results
should
be
interpreted
context
methodology
challenges
faced
during
implementation,
include
shortcomings
establishing
accurate
up-to-date
frames.
Failure
account
may
result
biased
estimates
detrimental
effects
decision-making.
BMC Infectious Diseases,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
Natural
infection
and
vaccination
against
SARS-CoV-2
is
associated
with
the
development
of
immunity
structural
proteins
virus.
Specifically,
two
most
immunogenic
are
S
(spike)
N
(nucleocapsid)
proteins.
Seroprevalence
studies
performed
in
university
students
provide
information
to
estimate
number
infected
patients
(symptomatic
or
asymptomatic)
generate
knowledge
about
viral
spread,
vaccine
efficacy,
epidemiological
control.
Which,
aim
this
study
was
evaluate
IgG
antibodies
at
from
Southern
Mexico.
Methods
A
total
1418
serum
samples
were
collected
eighteen
work
centers
Autonomous
University
Guerrero.
Antibodies
detected
by
Indirect
ELISA
using
as
antigen
peptides
derived
Results
We
reported
a
seroprevalence
39.9%
anti-S/N
(positive
both
antigens),
14.1%
anti-S
0.5%
anti-N.
The
highest
Costa
Grande,
Acapulco
Centro.
age,
COVID-19,
contact
patients,
vaccination.
Conclusion
could
play
an
essential
role
disseminating
SARS-CoV-2.
54.5%
proteins,
which
be
due
high
population
rate
cultural
resistance
safety
measures
COVID-19
different
regions
state.
IMC Journal of Medical Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 8
Опубликована: Июль 11, 2024
Background
and
objectives:
Children
comprised
a
significant
part
of
the
population
during
second
third
waves
COVID-19
pandemic.
The
objectives
this
study
were
to
estimate
seroprevalence
IgG
antibody
among
children
aged
6
14
years
determine,
if
any,
factors
associated
with
seropositivity.
Methods:
This
cross-sectional
was
conducted
in
selected
block
West
Bengal,
India
over
period
1
year
(April
2022-March
2023)
children.
Thirty
villages
by
cluster
sampling
technique.
IgM/IgG
Rapid
Antibody
Test
Kit
(ICMR
approved)
used
for
detection
SARS-CoV-2
antibodies.
Data
analyzed
appropriate
statistical
tests.
Results:
Total
600
enrolled
study.SARS-CoV-2
positive
57.2%
seropositivity
rate
(91.8%)
significantly
(p<0.001)
high
age
group
12
years.
Seropositivity
not
different
between
male
female
(46.4%
vs.
53.6%;
p>0.05).
Conclusion:
SARS-COV-2
proportion
residing
rural
areas
indicating
asymptomatic
coronavirus
infections
population.
Socio-demographic
such
as
higher
father’s
education
July
2024;
Vol.
18(2):010.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.55010/imcjms.18.022
*Correspondence:
Vineeta
Shukla,
Department
Community
Medicine,
Infectious
Diseases
Beliaghata
General
Hospital,
Kolkata,
India.
Email:
[email protected]
Saudi Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(07), С. 436 - 446
Опубликована: Июль 8, 2024
Background:
Since
the
pandemic
of
COVID-19
started
from
December
2019,
remarkable
numbers
infections
and
deaths
associated
with
have
been
recorded
worldwide.
Chronic
kidney
disease
patients
are
particularly
at
high
risk
due
to
impairments
in
innate
adaptive
immune
systems.
Adequate
humoral
(antibody)
cellular
(T
cell-driven)
immunity
required
minimize
pathogen
entry
promote
clearance
enable
infection
control.
Vaccination
can
generate
against
this
specific
pathogen.
prevention
through
successful
vaccination
is
therefore
paramount
chronic
population.
But
efficacy
diminished
these
because
premature
ageing
system
systemic
low-
grade
inflammation
main
causes
alteration
patients.
Therefore,
it
urgently
necessary
establish
a
different
strategy
for
dialysis
patient
terms
dose
administration
time.
Aims:
This
study
aimed
assessment
antibody
titers
after
SARS-COV-2
stage
4,
5
on
conservative
management
maintenance
haemodialysis.
Methods:
prospective
observational
comparative
was
conducted
Nephrology
department
Dhaka
Medical
College
Hospital.
Selectionof
done
by
purposive
sampling
according
inclusion
exclusion
criteria.
Total
135
distributed
three
groups:
45
(CKD)
management,
haemodialysis
(MHD)
healthy
controls
were
approached
who
receiving
vaccination.
Demographic,
clinical
laboratory
data
collected
initially.
At
first
pre
sample
or
1st
taken
measurement.
Then
participants
all
groups
given
2
doses
MODERNA
vaccine
containing
100
µg
0.5
ml
each
28
days
apart.
14
2nd
samples
taken,
3rd
Study
populations
subdivided
into
two
titer;
seropositive-
positive
response
before
seronegative-
negative
They
also
divided
quantitive
response;
response-
values
≥10
DU/mL
Negative
<10
negative.
Result:
Seroconversion
rate
around
20%
among
vaccination,
90.04%
had
CKD
group
whereas
MHD
84.82%
responded
control
100%.
Immune
100%
but
concentration
differs
significantly
groups.
Responders
comparatively
younger
normal
BMI.
Conclusion:
Haemodialysis
as
well
showed
favorable
profoundly
lower
early
response,
which
decreased
substantially
during
follow-up.
PLOS Global Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
4(4), С. e0003072 - e0003072
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2024
Community-based
serological
studies
are
increasingly
relied
upon
to
measure
disease
burden,
identify
population
immunity
gaps,
and
guide
control
elimination
strategies;
however,
there
is
little
understanding
of
the
potential
for
impact
sampling
biases
on
outcomes
interest.
As
part
efforts
quantify
measles
gaps
in
Zambia,
a
community-based
survey
using
stratified
multi-stage
cluster
approach
was
conducted
Ndola
Choma
districts
May—June
2022,
enrolling
1245
individuals.
We
carried
out
follow-up
study
among
individuals
missed
from
frame
serosurvey
July—August
672
assessed
by
i)
estimating
differences
characteristics
households
included
excluded
(77%
vs
23%
households)
ii)
evaluating
magnitude
these
make
healthcare-seeking
behavior,
vaccination
coverage,
seroprevalence.
found
that
were
20%
smaller
25%
less
likely
have
children.
Missed
resided
wealthy
households,
had
different
distributions
sex
occupation,
more
seek
care
at
health
facilities.
Despite
differences,
simulating
which
resulted
than
5%
estimated
bias
outcomes.
Although
upheld
as
gold
standard
design
assessing
underlying
community
characteristics,
findings
underscore
fact
can
results
even
well-conducted
surveys.
Results
should
be
interpreted
context
methodology
challenges
faced
during
implementation,
include
shortcomings
establishing
accurate
up-to-date
frames.
Failure
account
may
result
biased
estimates
detrimental
effects
decision-making.