After 25 years of successful control through immunization, respiratory infections due to adenoviruses have reemerged to threaten the health of young adults in the military. Shortly after the loss of adenovirus vaccine supplies, a large outbreak of respiratory illness was observed at the United States Navy's sole basic training center. Laboratory testing confirmed 541 cases of adenovirus infection, including 378 cases due to serotype 7 and 132 cases due to serotype 3. This outbreak was remarkable because of its unique serotype distribution and the large amount of data available to describe demographic factors associated with infection. This was the largest outbreak of respiratory illness due to adenovirus types 7 and 3 documented in recent history, and it portends even greater challenges for young adults in the military in the postvaccine era.

Date Presented 03/31/2022 OT-led coaching was found in this mixed-methods study to be a promising intervention to support the academic learning and living success of higher education students with disabilities. These students met 77% of their academic learning and life goals within an average of 2.2 coaching sessions. Moreover, the study found that students attempted the majority of the strategies identified through coaching (69%). Primary Author and Speaker: Lisa Kayla Zolotnitsky Additional Authors and Speakers: Marie-Christine Potvin, Margaret A. Ryan Contributing Authors: Caitlin Beach

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