Epidemiology

Ultra-processed food intake and colorectal cancer risk in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study

1. Leila Abar
2. Caitlin P. O’Connell
3. Hyokyoung G. Hong
4. Kirsten A. Herrick
5. Lisa Kahle
6. Jennifer L. Lerman
7. Linda M. Liao
8. Xuehong Zhang
9. Xinyuan Zhang
10. Longgang Zhao
11. Sémi Zouiouich
12. Rashmi Sinha
13. Neha Khandpur
14. Eurídice Martínez Steele
15. Erikka Loftfield

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Subnational tailoring of ITN distributions to maximise malaria control

1. Andrew C Glover
2. Hannah Koenker
3. El Hadji Amadou Niang
4. Kate Kolaczinski
5. Thomas S Churcher

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  eLife Assessment

  This paper describes a useful Bayesian model to estimate the probabilities of access, use, and use given access of insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs), by using sub-national cross-sectional survey data and the annual number of ITNs received at the country level. The authors provide convincing evidence to support their modeling approach, which could be enhanced by more validation and exploration of model assumptions.

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Estimating probabilities of malaria importation in southern Mozambique through P. falciparum genomics and mobility patterns

1. Arnau Pujol
2. Arlindo Chidimatembue
3. Clemente da Silva
4. Simone Boene
5. Henriques Mbebe
6. Pau Cisteró
7. Carla García-Fernández
8. Arnau Vañó-Boira
9. Dário Tembisse
10. José Inácio
11. Glória Matambisso
12. Fabião Luis
13. Nelo Ndimande
14. Humberto Munguambe
15. Lidia Nhamussua
16. Wilson Simone
17. Andrés Aranda-Díaz
18. Manuel García-Ulloa
19. Neide Canana
20. Maria Tusell
21. Júlia Montaña
22. Laura Fuente-Soro
23. Khalid Ussene Bapu
24. Maxwell Murphy
25. Bernardete Rafael
26. Eduard Rovira-Vallbona
27. Caterina Guinovart
28. Bryan Greenhouse
29. Sonia Maria Enosse
30. Francisco Saúte
31. Pedro Aide
32. Baltazar Candrinho
33. Alfredo Mayor

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  eLife Assessment

  This study introduces an important method to estimate the probability of malaria importation with a new Bayesian approach that integrates epidemiological, travel reports, and genetic data. The authors provide convincing evidence for the value of this model in identifying the main sources of malaria transmission and risk factors. This work will be of interest to the area of genomic epidemiology and public health strategies aiming to eliminate malaria.

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Risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Following Hospitalisation with Infectious Mononucleosis: A Danish Nationwide Cohort Study (1977-2021)

1. Anthony Ebert
2. Shania Harper
3. Marie V. Vestergaard
4. Wayne Mitchell
5. Tine Jess
6. Rahma Elmahdi

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SARS-CoV-2 correlates of protection from infection against variants of concern

1. Kaiyuan Sun
2. Jinal N. Bhiman
3. Stefano Tempia
4. Jackie Kleynhans
5. Vimbai Sharon Madzorera
6. Qiniso Mkhize
7. Haajira Kaldine
8. Meredith L. McMorrow
9. Nicole Wolter
10. Jocelyn Moyes
11. Maimuna Carrim
12. Neil A. Martinson
13. Kathleen Kahn
14. Limakatso Lebina
15. Jacques D. du Toit
16. Thulisa Mkhencele
17. Anne von Gottberg
18. Cécile Viboud
19. Penny L. Moore
20. Cheryl Cohen
21. PHIRST-C group
22. Amelia Buys
23. Maimuna Carrim
24. Linda de Gouveia
25. Mignon du Plessis
26. Jacques du Toit
27. Francesc Xavier Gómez-Olivé
28. Kgaugelo Patricia Kgasago
29. Retshidisitswe Kotane
30. Meredith L. McMorrow
31. Tumelo Moloantoa
32. Stephen Tollman
33. Anne von Gottberg
34. Floidy Wafawanaka
35. Nicole Wolter

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Determinants of Timely Malaria Treatment among Under-Five Children Attending Public Health Facilities in Kisumu East Sub-County, Kenya: A Health Facility-Based Cross-Sectional Study

1. Geofrey Ochieng
2. Mutale Sampa
3. Patricia Maritim
4. Adam Silumbwe
5. Joseph M Zulu
6. Joseph Kato
7. Choolwe Jacobs

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Antimicrobial resistance prevalence in bloodstream infection in 29 European countries by age and sex: An observational study

1. Naomi R. Waterlow
2. Ben S. Cooper
3. Julie V. Robotham
4. Gwenan Mary Knight

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Genomic epidemiology uncovers the timing and origin of the emergence of mpox in humans

1. Edyth Parker
2. Ifeanyi F. Omah
3. Patrick Varilly
4. Andrew Magee
5. Akeemat Opeyemi Ayinla
6. Ayotunde E. Sijuwola
7. Muhammad I. Ahmed
8. Oludayo O. Ope-ewe
9. Olusola Akinola Ogunsanya
10. Alhaji Olono
11. Philomena Eromon
12. Christopher H Tomkins-Tinch
13. James Richard Otieno
14. Olusola Akanbi
15. Abiodun Egwuenu
16. Odianosen Ehiakhamen
17. Chimaobi Chukwu
18. Kabiru Suleiman
19. Afolabi Akinpelu
20. Adama Ahmad
21. Khadijah Isa Imam
22. Richard Ojedele
23. Victor Oripenaye
24. Kenneth Ikeata
25. Sophiyah Adelakun
26. Babatunde Olajumoke
27. Delia Doreen Djuicy
28. Loique Landry Messanga Essengue
29. Moïse Henri Moumbeket Yifomnjou
30. Mark Zeller
31. Karthik Gangavarapu
32. Áine O’Toole
33. Daniel J Park
34. Gerald Mboowa
35. Sofonias Kifle Tessema
36. Yenew Kebede Tebeje
37. Onikepe Folarin
38. Anise Happi
39. Philippe Lemey
40. Marc A Suchard
41. Kristian G. Andersen
42. Pardis Sabeti
43. Andrew Rambaut
44. Richard Njoum
45. Chikwe Ihekweazu
46. Idriss Jide
47. Ifedayo Adetifa
48. Christian T Happi

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Antibiotic-resistance plasmid amplified among MRSA cases in an urban jail and its connected communities

1. Stephanie N. Thiede
2. Hannah Steinberg
3. Emily Benedict
4. Sarah Sansom
5. Alla Aroutcheva
6. Kyle J. Gontjes
7. Katherine Winner
8. Sonya Royzenblat
9. Ali Pirani
10. Robert A Weinstein
11. Chad Zawitz
12. Nicholas M. Moore
13. Kyle J. Popovich
14. Evan S. Snitkin

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Spatiotemporal relationships between extreme weather events and arbovirus transmission across Brazil

1. Victoria M Cox
2. Felipe Campos de Melo Iani
3. Wes Hinsley
4. Pedro S Peixoto
5. Flavio Codeço Coelho
6. Carlos Augusto Prete
7. Megan O’Driscoll
8. Neil Ferguson
9. Samir Bhatt
10. Nuno R Faria
11. Ilaria Dorigatti

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  eLife Assessment

  This study presents valuable findings from a spatiotemporal analysis of arbovirus case notification data from 2013 to 2020 in Brazil, reporting associations between covariates representing potential drivers of arbovirus transmission and recorded incidence. The work is methodologically solid, though it is unclear how much explanatory power inclusion of the covariates adds. The findings will be of interest to researchers working on the epidemiology of arboviruses.

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