Public Health Crisis
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Case
A New and Rapid Way to Diagnose Covid-19 Infection Early on Board a Cruise Ship 1-5
530 227
Little is known about the Covid-19 transmission through ocular tissue, and more research needs to be carried out in order to confirm its ability to infect ocular tissue and its pathogenic mechanisms. Covid- 19 may be detected in the tears and conjunctival secretions in novel coronavirus...
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Research Article
COVID-19 Crisis and Resilience: Cross-country Evidence 1-14
201 155
This paper examines the institutional and socioeconomic factors that hindered the resilience of the COVID-19 crisis. An empirical model includes democracy and openness measures that were potential determinants of slow recovery from the pandemic. Other socio-economic factors such as tourism,...
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Research Article
COVID-19 Crisis Management in Schools: A Look at the Skills and Practices of Québec’s School Principals 6-21
496 188
Delobbe Anne-Michèle
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Olivier Lemieux
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This article proposes to identify the various practices implemented by the principals of Québec’s public elementary and secondary schools in order to ensure the academic and educational success of the greatest number of students during the first wave of COVID-19 in 2020. The analysis is based...
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Review Article
Enhancing Research Resilience in Team Members of Emergency Medicine Departments Investigating Traumatic Brain Injury by Addressing Burnout-Related Confusion 1-19
279 114
Carol Nash
Regarding TBI patients, team members of EMDs experience substantial difficulties that lead to burnout. These limitations impede their ability to conduct research and have created lags in the research productivity of this medical specialty. Consideration is lacking for burnout-related confusion...
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Research Article
Evaluation of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Cases Brought to the Emergency Department in Turkey: A Retrospective Cross-Sectional Study 1-8
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Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the demographic, clinical, and laboratory characteristics of patients presenting to the emergency department with carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in Turkey and to compare the findings with data from the literature. Materials and Methods: This...
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Short Communication
Medico-Legal Aspects of Antidotes: Legislation, Drug Stockpiles and Proposals 59-69
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Mauro Salducci
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The medico-legal aspects relating to antidotes concern their availability, efficacy and correct management in case of intoxication, both accidental and intentional. Forensic medicine, in this context, assesses whether the use of antidotes was appropriate and whether there are responsibilities...
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Review Article
New Trends on Mycotic Keratitis 1-6
248 178
Mycotic keratitis, a severe corneal infection predominantly caused by filamentous fungi such as Fusarium, Aspergillus, and Candida, remains a major contributor to ocular morbidity worldwide. Recent trends highlight an alarming rise in cases linked to uncommon fungal...
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Editorial
Pakistan's Silent Epidemic: The Growing burden of cardiovascular disease and Diabetes 33-34
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In Pakistan, health concerns are overshadowed by infectious disease outbreaks like polio and dengue, while chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes pose a greater threat. These preventable illnesses claim more lives than epidemics, yet the health system prioritizes acute infections.... -
Research Article
Toward a Theoretically Grounded Framework for Digital Epidemiological Enquiry: Integrating Behavioral Models, Information Diffusion, and AI-Driven Infoveillance Using a COVID-19 Vaccine Case Study 7-16
494 178
I.A. Kashim
Digital epidemiology has emerged as a critical complement to traditional surveillance by leveraging digitally generated data to monitor population health behaviors and perceptions in near real time. Despite rapid methodological advances, the field remains dominated by tool-centric approaches,...