Epidemiology

  1. Antibody levels following vaccination against SARS-CoV-2: associations with post-vaccination infection and risk factors in two UK longitudinal studies

    1. Nathan J Cheetham
    2. Milla Kibble
    3. Andrew Wong
    4. Richard J Silverwood
    5. Anika Knuppel
    6. Dylan M Williams
    7. Olivia KL Hamilton
    8. Paul H Lee
    9. Charis Bridger Staatz
    10. Giorgio Di Gessa
    11. Jingmin Zhu
    12. Srinivasa Vittal Katikireddi
    13. George B Ploubidis
    14. Ellen J Thompson
    15. Ruth CE Bowyer
    16. Xinyuan Zhang
    17. Golboo Abbasian
    18. Maria Paz Garcia
    19. Deborah Hart
    20. Jeffrey Seow
    21. Carl Graham
    22. Neophytos Kouphou
    23. Sam Acors
    24. Michael H Malim
    25. Ruth E Mitchell
    26. Kate Northstone
    27. Daniel Major-Smith
    28. Sarah Matthews
    29. Thomas Breeze
    30. Michael Crawford
    31. Lynn Molloy
    32. Alex SF Kwong
    33. Katie Doores
    34. Nishi Chaturvedi
    35. Emma L Duncan
    36. Nicholas J Timpson
    37. Claire J Steves

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      The authors collected and analyzed blood samples from >9,000 participants from two cross-sectional cohort studies in the UK, the ALSPAC cohort and the TwinsUK cohort. They measured anti-Nucleocapsid and anti-Spike antibodies using the collected blood samples. They investigated the variation in antibody levels and risk factors for lower antibody levels following each round of SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. They identify that following the third vaccination, risk factors associated with low antibody response after the first vaccination are less likely to lead to sub-protective levels. While this finding is of potential importance, the presentation of the data is diffuse and not focused at times, and more discussion is needed to highlight its relevance to the current stage of the pandemic.

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  2. SARS-CoV-2 Variants of Concern (VOC) Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Omicron coincident with consecutive pandemic waves in Pakistan

    1. Asghar Nasir
    2. Uzma Bashir Aamir
    3. Akbar Kanji
    4. Azra Samreen
    5. Zeeshan Ansar
    6. Najia K. Ghanchi
    7. Ali Raza Bukhari
    8. Kiran Iqbal Masood
    9. Nazneen Islam
    10. Samina Ghani
    11. M. Asif Syed
    12. Mansoor Wassan
    13. Syed Faisal Mahmood
    14. Zahra Hasan

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  3. Covid-19 Vaccine Acceptance Among People Incarcerated in Connecticut State Jails

    1. Margaret L. Lind
    2. Byron S. Kennedy
    3. Murilo Dorion Nieto
    4. Amy J. Houde
    5. Peri Sosensky
    6. Ryan Borg
    7. Derek A.T. Cummings
    8. Albert I. Ko
    9. Robert P. Richeson

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  4. Parameter Estimation for a Modified SEIR Model of the COVID-19 Dynamics in the Philippines using Genetic Algorithm

    1. Gabriel Lorenzo I. Santos

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  5. Self-medication Practices and Associated Factors among COVID-19 Recovered Patients to Prevent Future Infections: A Web-based Survey in Bangladesh

    1. Md. Safaet Hossain Sujan
    2. Atefehsadat Haghighathoseini
    3. Rafia Tasnim
    4. Md. Saiful Islam
    5. Sarif Mahammad Salauddin
    6. Mohammad Mohiuddin Hasan
    7. Muhammad Ramiz Uddin

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  6. Preceding anti-spike IgG levels predicted risk and severity of COVID-19 during the Omicron-dominant wave in Santa Fe city, Argentina

    1. Ayelen T. Eberhardt
    2. Melina Simoncini
    3. Carlos Piña
    4. Germán Galoppo
    5. Virginia Parachú-Marco
    6. Andrea Racca
    7. Sofía Arce
    8. Evangelina Viotto
    9. Florencia Facelli
    10. Florencia Valli
    11. Cecilia Botto
    12. Leonardo Scarpa
    13. Celina Junges
    14. Cintia Palavecino
    15. Camila Beccaria
    16. Diego Sklar
    17. Graciela Mingo
    18. Alicia Genolet
    19. Mónica Muñoz de Toro
    20. Hugo Aimar
    21. Verónica Marignac
    22. Juan Carlos Bossio
    23. Gustavo Armando
    24. Hugo Fernández
    25. Pablo M. Beldomenico

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  7. Summaries, Analysis and Simulations of Recent COVID-19 Epidemic in Shanghai

    1. Lequan Min

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  8. School Reopening Simulations with COVID-19 Agent-based Model for the Philippine Regions

    1. Vena Pearl Bongolan
    2. Nico Andrew G. Francisco
    3. Martin Thomas D. Saliba
    4. Jimuel Celeste

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  9. Modelling long-term COVID-19 hospital admission dynamics using empirical immune protection waning data

    1. Bastien Reyné
    2. Mircea T. Sofonea
    3. Samuel Alizon

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  10. Self-Reported SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination Is Consistent with Electronic Health Record Data among the COVID-19 Community Research Partnership

    1. Ashley H. Tjaden
    2. Lida M. Fette
    3. Sharon L. Edelstein
    4. Michael Gibbs
    5. Amy N. Hinkelman
    6. Michael Runyon
    7. Roberto P. Santos
    8. William S. Weintraub
    9. Joshua Yukich
    10. Diane Uschner
    11. the COVID-19 Community Research Partnership Study Group

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