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CONCLUSION: Adults with Long COVID experienced poorer HRQOL 2 years or longer after mild-to-moderate infection compared with those without persistent symptoms, regardless of sex, age, ethnicity, education level or comorbidities. These findings

CONCLUSIONS: Pathogen distribution exhibited significant age-specific variation. The seasonality of different pathogens exhibited regional variations, providing valuable references for future preventive interventions. Notably, half of the individuals

CONCLUSIONS: Among US parents, hesitancy and refusal regarding childhood vaccination were more common in the post-COVID-19 emergency period than during COVID-19. Urgent action is needed to address growing parental distrust in routine childhood

CONCLUSION: PLHIV in Perlis, Malaysia reported generally good HRQOL despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Higher age and moderate income were associated with better WHOQOL, whereas higher education and income paradoxically lowered self-rated health (EQ-VAS)

CONCLUSION: While food handlers in CYCCs have a basic understanding of food safety and cleanliness, they face systematic and structural impediments to effectively apply nutrition requirements. Strengthening practical nutrition training, improving

Complex systems face a myriad of stresses and shocks. The ability of complex systems to deal with such shocks is often expressed in terms of the system's resilience. Although resilience is conventionally conceptualised as recovery from a single shock

This study aims to estimate changes in dental visit proportions and explore determinants of oral health care service (OHCS) utilization across the U.S. population, focusing on disparities related to race/ethnicity, poverty level, and other factors

The apolipoprotein E ε4 (APOE4) allele is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease and for multiple neurodegenerative diseases, most notably Alzheimer's disease (AD). However, in healthy infants to adults, the encoded apolipoprotein E protein plays a

Delayed hospitalization of older patients with COVID-19 results in the loss of the early antiviral treatment window, as well as the progression to critical illness involving shock, hypoxemia, and corticosteroid therapy. Nevertheless, the hierarchy of

CONCLUSIONS: Social inequalities substantially contributed to cause-specific premature mortality in pre-pandemic mainland France. ASYRs increased with deprivation in both urban and rural areas and were consistently higher among males. The persistent