Epidemiological investigation of hospitalized patients with traumatic fractures: a cross-sectional study

Jin, Zeyue; Lv, Hongzhi; Li, Ming; Hou, Zhiyong; Lian, Xiaodong; Chen, Wei; Zhang, Yingze

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“…Also, as the main social labour force, people aged 25-45 years old are the main decision-makers for their own or family. 34 The lower rate from people aged 40 older probably manifested their lower vaccination interest. From Ali's online pooled survey, the respondents aged over 35 years old are either not interested or likely to accept vaccination.…”

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Online Public Attention of COVID-19 Vaccination in Mainland China

Jiang

Wei

et al. 2022

DIGITAL HEALTH

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With the approval of the vaccine in mainland China, concerns over its safety and efficacy emerged. Since the Chinese vaccine has been promoted by the Chinese government for months and got emergency approval from the World Health Organization. The Chinese vaccination program is yet to be identified from the perspective of local populations. The COVID-19 vaccine-related keywords for the period from January 2019 to April 2021 were examined and queried from the Baidu search index. The searching popularity, searching trend, demographic distributions and users’ demand were analyzed. The first vaccine enquiry emerged on 25th January 2020, and 17 vaccination keywords were retrieved and with a total BSI value of 13,708,853. The average monthly searching trend growth is 21.05% ( p < 0.05) and was led by people aged 20–29 (39.22%) years old. Over 54.93% of the demand term search were pandemic relevant, and the summed vaccine demand ratio was 44.79%. With the rising search population in COVID-19 vaccination, education programs and materials should be designed for teens and people above the 40 s. Also, vaccine-related birth safety should be alerted and further investigated.

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Online Public Attention of COVID-19 Vaccination in Mainland China

Jiang

Wei

et al. 2022

DIGITAL HEALTH

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“…Not surprisingly, according to the national internet report in 2020, the pooled proportion of Internet users aged 20-29 and 30-39 was 19.9% and 20.4%, which is in consist with our result. Also, as the main social labor force, people aged 25-45 are the main decision-makers for their own or family [26]. The lower rate from people aged above 40 probably manifested their lower vaccination interest.…”

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Online Public attention and interest in COVID-19 Vaccination in mainland China (Preprint)

Wei¹,

Jiang²,

Meng³

et al. 2021

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BACKGROUND In December 2019, few cases of pneumonia were reported outbursting in the city Wuhan, Mainland China and soon became a global pandemic. With the vaccination approval in Mainland China, concerns over its safety and efficacy emerged. Since the Chinese Vaccine has been promoted by the Chinese government for months, and just got emergency approval from the World Health Organization. The Chinese vaccination program is yet to be identified from the perspective of local populations. OBJECTIVE To examine the perception, complaints, and inquiries related to the current vaccination program to identify public concerns or hesitancy with the leading search engine in Mainland China. METHODS The COVID-19 Vaccine related keywords were examined and queried on Baidu Index for the period 2019.01–2021.04. The searching popularity of each keyword was recorded to analyze the search trend and demographic distributions. Data of demand graph and trend data used for users' demand analysis. Daily Vaccination data were retrieved from the daily government report since 2021,03. RESULTS Seventeen vaccination keywords were retrieved and with a total BSI value of 13,708,853. The first vaccine enquiry emerged on 25th January 2020, and the searching trend APC is 21.05% (p < .05). With reference to the government announcement, the coefficient of correlation (r) values is 0.38 (p < .05). As to the age distribution, 39.22% of the search were from people aged 20-29 years and dominated the vaccine enquiry. Followed are the 33.00% from aged 30-39 yr, 14.34% from aged 40-49 yr, 9.27% from aged under 19 yr and 3.88% from aged over 50 yr. In the user demand section, the total valid BSI of the vaccine demand terms were 3,843,325,561. Over 54.93% of the demand term search were pandemic relevant, and the summed vaccine demand ratio was 44.79%. CONCLUSIONS The rising search population in COVID-19 Vaccination revealed elevating public interest and focus. Vaccine education programs and materials should be designed for teens and people aged above the 40s. Complaints and symptoms describing inquiries were low, but vaccine-related birth safety should be alerted and further investigated. CLINICALTRIAL Not applicable

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Sleep Disruption and Bone Health

Swanson

2022

Curr Osteoporos Rep

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Epidemiological investigation of hospitalized patients with traumatic fractures: a cross-sectional study

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Online Public Attention of COVID-19 Vaccination in Mainland China

Online Public Attention of COVID-19 Vaccination in Mainland China

Online Public attention and interest in COVID-19 Vaccination in mainland China (Preprint)

Sleep Disruption and Bone Health

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