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Air Pollution and Global Pediatric Pneumococcal Disease
Kristen A Bastug and others
The global burden of mortality from lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) disproportionately impacts children under five years of age in low- and middle-income countries. Streptococcus pneumoniae is the leading pathogenic cause of LRTI morbidity and mortality worldwide. While the global scale-up of childhood ...
Clinical Outcomes and Perspectives of People With HIV-1 12 Months After Initiation of Long-acting Cabotegravir and Rilpivirine in an Observational Real-World US Study (BEYOND)
Dima Dandachi and others
Background Long-acting c abotegravir + rilpivirine (CAB+RPV LA) administered monthly or every 2 months is recommended by treatment guidelines for maintenance of virologic suppression in people with HIV-1. In clinical trials, CAB+RPV LA demonstrated non-inferiority versus FDA-approved daily oral therapy, and outcomes in ...
Paradigm shift towards a “One Health” monitoring of Culex-borne arboviruses circulation in France: the 2022 inaugural spotlight on West Nile and Usutu viruses in Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Gaëlle Gonzalez and others
Global changes have profoundly altered the interactions between pathogens and their hosts accelerating the emergence of infectious diseases. Monitoring vector-borne infectious diseases is therefore challenging and requires an upgrading of the detection system relying mainly nowadays on passive surveillance and reactive ...
The changing impact of human Cytomegalovirus serology and infection on patient outcome after allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: an Italian prospective multicenter survey in the era of letermovir prophylaxis
Corrado Girmenia and others
This is a prospective study on the epidemiology of HCMV-infections in allogeneic-HSCT patients in the letermovir-prophylaxis era. This study, while redefining the risk factors of HCMV-infections, is able to outline a new stratification in the risk of mortality from transplantation.
Previously undiagnosed disease “X” in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: malaria’s potential role in the outbreak
Yura K Ko and others

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Time to initiation of hepatitis B treatment is reduced with the use of the Xpert HBV viral load kit
Hailemichael Desalegn and others
The use of the Xpert HBV viral load kit reduced the turnaround time and provided faster treatment decisions in a real-life HBV program in Ethiopia. This strategy reduced patient loss and deaths in the lapse between enrolment and treatment initiation.
The relationship between Village Doctor training level, proximity to a main road, and availability to administer intravenous fluids for diarrheal illness
Mohammad Ashraful Amin and others
Treatment of life-threatening diarrheal illness in rural areas of Bangladesh relies on the training and accessibility of informal healthcare providers such as village doctors (VDs). We found that VDs located closer to main roads were more likely to be government-trained, but just as likely to ...
COVID-19 Reinfections in the City of São Paulo, Brazil: Prevalence and Socioeconomic Factors
Daniel Tavares Malheiro and others
COVID-19 reinfection rates in São Paulo were driven by socioeconomic disparities and variant evolution, with higher rates in socially vulnerable areas. Findings support targeted interventions and adaptive strategies to protect high-risk populations.
Stability of monkeypox virus on commonly contacted surfaces in clinical settings
Andra Banete and others
Our study found that Monkeypox virus (MPXV) remains viable longer on non-porous surfaces and at lower temperatures, with infectious virus detectable up to 21 days on materials including nitrile gloves at 4°C. The research highlights that viral DNA detection does not always indicate the presence of infectious virus, underscoring the need for accurate detection methods and effective waste management in healthcare and other settings where these materials are used.

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