ライフサイエンスコーパス: public health

1 d Public Health (now the Bloomberg School of Public Health).

2 itical to mitigating its potential impact on public health.

3 o substantially impact clinical practice and public health.

4 make us well suited to a variety of roles in public health.

5 wing problem that has substantial effects on public health.

6 viruses present a continued threat to global public health.

7 virus (ZIKV) has imposed a serious threat to public health.

8 ts global distributions of air pollution and public health.

9 cle ownership are having profound effects on public health.

10 ance in bacterial pathogens is important for public health.

11 tionally controlling the exposome to protect public health.

12 ffective and offer a very good investment in public health.

13 cteriaceae (CPE) are a significant threat to public health.

14 pylobacter is considered a serious threat to public health.

15 ant Neisseria gonorrhoeae is a top threat to public health.

16 istinct H3N2 variants which pose a threat to public health.

17 e aimed to study the effect of ERW on global public health.

18 to the large impact of sleep disturbances on public health.

19 transport and to affect the environment and public health.

20 to move social connection into the realm of public health.

21 for managing water resources and protecting public health.

22 vestigation due to its significant threat to public health.

23 before representing a substantial threat to public health.

24 schistosome biology, immunoepidemiology, and public health.

25 that aim to reduce FGF23 levels and improve public health.

26 eralized epidemic is of major importance for public health.

27 continue to circulate in nature and threaten public health.

28 Lessons from this monumental public health achievement by countries and partners will

29 and should be specifically accounted for in public health activities, disaster planning, and determi

30 part, by "reviewing regulatory authority in public health agencies to require culture isolates or sp

31 Food safety is a major issue to protect public health and a key challenge is to find detection m

32 dication a programmatic emergency for global public health and called for a comprehensive polio endga

33 resurgence of many infectious diseases with public health and economic consequences.

34 ence of the FX premutation and its effect on public health and family planning, most FX premutation c

35 f mammalian and avian species that threatens public health and food security.

36 Considering public health and legal regulations, there is an urgent

37 epidemiologists generate evidence to inform public health and medical interventions.

38 mitigate the direct and indirect damages to public health and resources.

39 onents in applications such as food science, public health and safety, and diagnostics.

40 e drinking is widely recognized as a leading public health and social problem for adolescents in the

41 Due to its large public health and societal implications, multidrug-resis

42 Schistosomiasis japonica remains a major public health and socioeconomic concern in Southeast Asi

43 3N2 reassortants may pose a moderate risk to public health and that the canine host should be monitor

44 crobial resistance poses a growing threat to public health and the provision of health care.

45 are monitored for fecal pollution to protect public health and water resources.

46 odborne outbreaks are a continuing threat to public health, and tracking these outbreaks is an import

47 f patients, suggesting the potential role of public health approaches that screen for cardiovascular

48 such as skin cancer, is seriously concerning public health authorities as well as the scientific comm

49 e not on the priority list of veterinary and public health authorities.

50 children, highlighting the need for raising public health awareness about the detrimental effects of

51 Optimal medical therapy is of recognized public health benefit.

52 eening for HIV in primary care has important public health benefits as well as clinical benefits.

53 the study period, indicating that important public health benefits can follow from further control e

54 demonstrates the potential for a significant public health burden caused by filoviral infections.

55 abolic outcomes that constitute the greatest public health burden in the United States, including obe

56 otic therapy has the potential to lessen the public health burden of antimicrobial-associated disease

57 view of the Lao nationwide epidemiology and public health burden of RSV infection over time.

58 toes has the potential to greatly reduce the public health burden of the disease.

59 sclassification are required to quantify the public health burden possibly entailed by such associati

60 nism.IMPORTANCE IAV infections cause a large public health burden through seasonal epidemics and spor

61 ood allergies pose a considerable world-wide public health burden with incidence as high as one in te

62 prevalent in Southeast Asia, is an important public health burden, including a risk factor for develo

63 enza virus epidemics represent a significant public health burden.

64 cess cardiovascular risk, represents a major public health burden.

65 ctivation data will likely be protective for public health but may overestimate CT values for reducti

66 We must develop an appropriate public health campaign to educate MSM about these routes

67 utcomes, raising the possibility of a future public health catastrophe.

68 ty-based care, with subsidised access to non-public health centres [NPHCs]).

69 use of disability worldwide, remains a major public health challenge in the most severely affected co

70 Despite the magnitude of the public health challenge posed by the prolonged mechanica

71 RTANCE The dengue epidemic presents a global public health challenge that causes widespread economic

72 elated death worldwide and therefore a major public health challenge.

73 searchers who were poised to tackle this new public health challenge; and (3) the high level of coord

74 cluding the United States, presenting global public health challenges that call for the expedited dev

75 nd poor child development remain significant public health challenges with implications across the li

76 he world because they continue to pose major public health challenges.

77 a lack of models that meet the needs of the public health community.

78 eogenic arsenic has emerged as a significant public health concern due to high prevalence in many rur

79 Hearing loss is a major public health concern with no pharmaceutical interventio

80 disease is a major economic challenge and a public health concern worldwide.

81 areas with low access to healthy food, are a public health concern.

82 Angeles County alone, making CD an important public health concern.

83 occasional pandemics, representing a serious public health concern.

84 mosquito-transmitted pathogen, is of serious public health concern.

85 y in countries where this represents a major public health concern.

86 Public health concerns with regard to both low and high

87 nd Zika virus (ZKV), all of which are global public health concerns.

88 A(H3N2) variant (H3N2v) viruses have raised public health concerns.

89 of Ebola virus disease (EVD) is critical to public health containment efforts, particularly in devel

90 siology, clinical diagnosis, management, and public health control of soil-transmitted helminths.

91 resistant bacterial pathogens pose an urgent public-health crisis.

92 papers, reviews available methods to collect public health data pertaining to different domains of he

93 nd vaccine composition posing challenges for public health decision making.

94 ed benchmarks for lead and related community public health decisions.

95 ponse that may serve as a useful example for public health departments in the United States and inter

96 Clinicians and public health departments preparing for and responding t

97 nary NTM disease is a neglected and emerging public health disease and enhanced surveillance is requi

98 rocesses may improve clinical management and public health disease control.

99 ssortment will inform and strengthen ongoing public health efforts to anticipate the emergence of new

100 has revealed new markers that can be used in public health efforts to limit the spread of multidrug-r

101 uctive biology could improve the efficacy of public health efforts to reduce the risk of hormone-sens

102 is conundrum and provide insights for future public health efforts, we analyze the geospatial pattern

103 Research involving human subjects after public health emergencies and disasters may pose ethical

104 reparing IRBs to review protocols related to public health emergencies and disasters.

105 , Afghanistan, and Nigeria (Borno) represent public health emergencies that require aggressive respon

106 n Brazil in 2015 and was declared a national public health emergency after local researchers and phys

107 ization changed the declaration of Zika as a public health emergency and designated the viral outbrea

108 This has resulted in ZIKV being declared a public health emergency and has greatly accelerated the

109 EBOV) over the last 4 decades and the recent public health emergency in West Africa, there are still

110 ika virus (ZIKV) infection an epidemic and a public health emergency of global concern due to its ass

111 World Health Organization of Zika virus as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, multip

112 The public health emergency of Zika virus, and the threat of

113 irus (ZIKV) epidemic in the Americas poses a public health emergency that requires a swift response.

114 in particular if development occurs during a public health emergency.

115 recognized in 1981, and it quickly became a public health emergency.

116 triggering a declaration of an international public health emergency.

117 -genome sequencing (WGS) typing pipelines at Public Health England are dependent on the initial ident

118 eased by National Health Service Digital and Public Health England for the 2014-15 financial year (Ap

119 Using data from the 2013-14 Public Health England National Study of Flooding and Hea

120 Deployed as part of the Public Health England solution for M. tuberculosis genom

121 ccesssful community engagement strategies in public health for its role in polio elimination in India

122 Solutions to the problem have application to public health (for example, in the detection of possible

123 her preventive measures has resulted in huge public health gains, while support for translational res

124 eral authoritative organizations have issued public health guidelines addressing dietary sugars.

125 ne industry, as well as a potential risk for public health if swine-adapted viruses with H1N1pdm09 ge

126 This study calculated the public health impact and cost-effectiveness of 4 strateg

127 es (HDVs) have significant environmental and public health impacts.

128 These findings have important clinical and public health implications for evaluating the cost-effec

129 novel observation with potentially important public health implications for obesity control.

130 Public health implications of TFA restrictions are not w

131 mechanisms for these observations and their public health implications, and explore clinical and pop

132 iven these persisting inequalities and their public health implications, new and effective policies t

133 ction to metabolic imbalance has significant public health implications.

134 ive lenses to those in need likely has great public health implications.

135 chIFN-kappa with RNA viruses of poultry and public health importance.

136 Advances in public health in the past century have seen a sharp incr

137 in this population potentially have a large public health influence.

138 ombine to hamper the quantity and quality of public health information available to humanitarian resp

139 idemiological processes can provide valuable public health information, even in the absence of extens

140 These data support the possibility that public health initiatives targeting primordial preventio

141 After comprehensive public health initiatives, the proportion of patients re

142 tribution of resources and implementation of public health initiatives.

143 otential to yield high-impact, consequential public health insights.

144 ddition, participants who were covered by US public health insurance had estimated IQs that were sign

145 spitals and leveraged recent developments in public health insurance schemes, emergency medical servi

146 sly understudied virus to one of substantial public health interest worldwide.

147 h of postmenopausal women continues to be of public health interest.This report evaluates low-fat die

148 al design and application of this successful public health intervention.

149 2015, a state of emergency was declared and public health interventions (distribution of filters and

150 "Low-agency" public health interventions do not rely on individuals u

151 underpins the effectiveness of humanitarian public health interventions in crises.

152 ning the quantity and quality of evidence on public health interventions in humanitarian crises to id

153 vaccine, urgent consideration is needed for public health interventions in the Netherlands and other

154 Public health interventions preventing neonatal GBS dise

155 -saving treatment and supporting more timely public health interventions to prevent disease transmiss

156 ence-informed framework for personalized and public health interventions to promote and maintain the

157 Method 4 assesses transmissibility before public health interventions, by estimating R for the cas

158 ormulary, antibiotic stewardship programmes, public health interventions, infection control policies,

159 lth and should be considered when developing public health interventions.

160 s allocate scarce resources to education and public health interventions.

161 apital within watersheds can be an important public health investment, especially for populations wit

162 nce of these factors is needed to prioritise public health investments to optimise human development.

163 statistics, Salmonella is still an important public health issue in the whole world.

164 Allergy is a public health issue of high socioeconomic relevance, and

165 e-based action plans to address allergy as a public health issue ought to be on national and regional

166 disorders have now become a major worldwide public health issue, but the effective treatment options

167 Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a major public health issue, producing significant patient morta

168 cular local settings and applied to a global public health issue, the polio eradication Endgame plan.

169 asise the need for investment to tackle this public health issue.

170 illicit and prescription drugs are a serious public health issue.

171 ality differences are needed to address this public health issue.

172 Using our enrichment protocol, public health laboratories and researchers can now readi

173 ized for emergency use have been utilized by public health laboratories and the commercial sector, bu

174 Few public health laboratories sequence measles virus-positi

175 uirement) in the initial federal guidance to public health laboratories was enforced, if urine was no

176 souri, Tennessee, and Utah, will explain the public health laboratories' perspective on why having ac

177 ea and Kristy Kubota from the Association of Public Health Laboratories, along with state public heal

178 wever, this approach would be burdensome for public health laboratories, since those laboratories wou

179 on mandatory data submitted to the National Public Health Laboratory by public hospitals between 201

180 orial epidemiologists, state and territorial public health laboratory directors, and state and territ

181 Public Health Laboratories, along with state public health laboratory officials from Colorado, Missou

182 ognizing this, the State of New York enacted Public Health Law (NY PBH Law) 2803-o in 2011 mandating

183 es the dynamics of many diseases of critical public health, livestock health and conservation concern

184 rnal of Epidemiology and American Journal of Public Health, Masters et al. reported age-specific haza

185 introduction of peanut has been advised as a public health measure based on existing data.

186 S cases are acquired in healthcare settings, public health measures and scrupulous attention to infec

187 healthcare planning and decision-making and public health measures to prevent and reduce the morbidi

188 idence was sufficient to recommend increased public health measures.

189 highlight the need to establish a universal public health message about the potential harm of prenat

190 urs and the patient response and adoption of public health messages that is not borne out by the rese

191 As such, it is necessary to rethink public health messaging and consider how to reduce short

192 Public health microbiology laboratories (PHLs) are on th

193 ng of pathogen genomes - now a staple of the public health microbiology laboratory in well-resourced

194 There is a critical public health need to develop interventions to reduce tr

195 The desire to make tangible contributions to public health needs and better protect the public from i

196 n close and fertile contact with medical and public health needs, produces distinct advancements in a

197 l microbiology laboratories to address these public health needs.

198 t at the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health (now the Bloomberg School of Public Health

199 ent an opportune setting in which to deliver public health nutrition strategies because of their wide

200 ication of foods that merit consideration in public health nutrition strategies.

201 broader government strategy to improve child public health nutrition.

202 e, and reducing their consumption is a major public health objective.

203 Public health officials (when promulgating these recomme

204 nt for signs of poxvirus infection and alert public health officials when cases are suspected.

205 by serology at the California Department of Public Health or at clinical laboratories.

206 ote the health of their patients by offering public health or health promotion advice and referring t

207 a lack of studies occurring at the wildlife-public health or wildlife-livestock interfaces.

208 from universal screening despite traditional public health outreach efforts.

209 nd Salmonella" The document says CDC and its public health partners are approaching this issue, in pa

210 These findings are important from a public health perspective and highlight the usefulness o

211 sults should help identify priorities, guide public health planning, and inform strategies to alter d

212 implications for antibiotic stewardship and public health policies and, in particular, suggest that

213 residues (PRs) remains crucial for informing public health policies, despite strict regulation of pla

214 orm an important basis of recommendations in public health policies.

215 observations is essential to enable informed public health policy and commercial decisions about vacc

216 aboration between the modeling community and public health policy community.

217 ive outcomes in women are necessary to guide public health policy for this emerging pathogen.

218 mation for cervical screening guidelines and public health policy.

219 Obesity is an important public health priority in the United States.

220 n and its large-scale epidemiology remains a public health priority.

221 Improving access to sanitation is a global public health priority.

222 rograms for people who inject drugs (PWID) a public health priority.

223 evelopment of a preventive vaccine is a high public health priority.

224 AMD continues to remain a significant public health problem among Europeans.

225 Dengue is a global public health problem and is caused by four dengue virus

226 Food allergy is an important public health problem because it affects children and ad

227 ive age (WRA) (age range: 15-49 y) remains a public health problem globally, and reducing anemia in w

228 In addition, confirmation whether the public health problem in Brazil extends to other regions

229 Gonorrhoea is a major global public health problem that is exacerbated by drug resist

230 Anemia is a widespread public health problem with 1/4 1/3 of the world's popul

231 Dengue remains a significant public health problem, because protection conferred by t

232 c brain injury (TBI) is a significant global public health problem, but has received minimal attentio

233 ease is a substantial worldwide clinical and public health problem, but information about available c

234 cide remains a clear, present and increasing public health problem, despite being a potentially preve

235 ergic rhinitis (PAR) represents a global and public health problem, due to its prevalence, morbidity,

236 Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious public health problem, often with devastating consequenc

237 e data on person, place, and time of a major public health problem, together with information on path

238 king this protein, thus posing a significant public health problem, which could be moderated by using

239 entions may be beneficial for this important public health problem.

240 ive impairment is a prevalent individual and public health problem.

241 ncreasing worldwide representing an emerging public health problem.

242 It is targeted for global elimination as a public health problem.

243 easing in prevalence and has become a global public health problem.

244 ciplinary approach to address this important public health problem.

245 lation by 2000 to eliminate the disease as a public health problem.

246 is currently one of the world's most serious public health problems.

247 ildhood might usefully inform clinicians and public health professionals regarding the causes of self

248 environmental justice issues that can inform public health programs and wildfire management.

249 d used by the polio program as well as other public health programs within Cameroon such as the Distr

250 dividual-level linkage of administrative and public health registers in Denmark.

251 hanism of this effect, critical to enhancing public health, remains poorly understood.

252 Public health research covered $308.1 million (37.8%) an

253 descriptive epidemiology in order to inform public health response strategies.

254 amplifying the power of models to inform the public health response to emergence events.

255 ted pathogen, at present there is no defined public health response to this relatively newly identifi

256 the humanitarian system relevant for future public health responses: (1) operationalise the concept

257 n, including black carbon, entails a serious public health risk because of its carcinogenic potential

258 lness, and may therefore possess a potential public health risk of transmission.

259 transmission of swine IAVs and minimize the public health risk.

260 or adaptation and therefore pose a potential public health risk.

261 status, physical and mental health outcomes, public health service availability, coverage and effecti

262 manifestations of infection, treatment, and public health significance of M. genitalium reviewed at

263 The public health significance of the reported higher incide

264 t regarding specific patients or clinical or public health situations.

265 iology is an innovative approach to estimate public health status using biomarker analysis in wastewa

266 ntibiotics need to continue to be a focus of public health strategies directed at S. pneumoniae.

267 establishing a platform to support effective public health strategies in this area.

268 ther high-risk groups is the mainstay of the public health strategy to combat influenza.

269 e, prevention of obesity may be an important public health strategy to reduce the incidence of childh

270 nity-based venues is a potentially important public health strategy.

271 f the control of infectious diseases was the public health success story of the first half of the 20t

272 The revised Common Rule expressly addresses public health surveillance in relation to scientific res

273 the New Mexico HPV Pap Registry, a statewide public health surveillance program, receives mandatory r

274 olates of enteric pathogens is essential for public health surveillance, detection, and tracking of o

275 cterized as "a serious and current threat to public health surveillance, particularly for Shiga toxin

276 ng: (i) use of pediatric donors, (ii) use of Public Health System (PHS) high infectious risk donors,

277 of individuals with tuberculosis engaged the public health system, just over half were successfully t

278 ettings); and the capacity of healthcare and public health systems to identify and effectively treat

279 h as asthma, and represent a large burden on public health systems.

280 ity is a major health issue and an important public health target for urban design.

281 chieve such levels, making this an important public health target.

282 -2016 on an unprecedented scale among global public health technical agencies and donors, vaccine man

283 ed scale from 2014 to 2016, involving global public health technical agencies and donors, vaccine man

284 ype influenza viruses represent a persistent public health threat because of their continued detectio

285 ation resolved to eliminate hepatitis B as a public health threat by 2030.

286 Zika virus (ZIKV) has become a public health threat due to its global transmission and

287 he emergence of Zika virus (ZIKV) as a major public health threat has focused research on understandi

288 Rabies continues to present a public health threat in most countries of the world.

289 Rabies remains a public health threat in most parts of the world, and app

290 clinical research agenda that addresses the public health threat of antibacterial resistance.

291 bsiella pneumoniae (CRKP) represents a major public health threat, including in the long-term acute c

292 stant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) are a serious public health threat.

293 se our preparedness against this significant public health threat.

294 ika virus (ZIKV) remains a persistent global public health threat.

295 the adoption of strategies addressing global public health threats at the country level reinforces th

296 about Zika virus infection and for the next public health threats that will emerge.

297 timely information about various domains of public health underpins the effectiveness of humanitaria

298 In this Personal View, we document the first public health use of a reduced, single-dose regimen of o

299 science of health behavior change to improve public health: What strategies are effective in promotin

300 P has also informed the development of other public health workforce capacity to support polio eradic

301 uted to polio eradication by building global public health workforce capacity.