Public and Global Health

High Sensitivity of the BioNote Anigen™ Rapid Rabies Antigen Test in Detection of Diverse Rabies Virus Variants Suggests Utility for Global Rabies Control

1. Lillian A. Orciari
2. Vaughn Wicker
3. Sarah Bonaparte
4. Pamela A. Yager
5. Claire Hartloge
6. Kirk Silas
7. Melanie Seiders
8. Puja Patel
9. Annette Regec
10. Miguel Maldonado-Cedeño
11. Ramon F. Flores Ramos
12. Sharon Messenger
13. Ruth Lopez
14. Christopher Preas
15. Alice Price
16. Kimberlee B. Beckmen
17. Kristin E. Campbell
18. Melanie Goff
19. Chis Vogt
20. Lisa Wingerter
21. Kristie L. Schwarzkopf
22. Yimer Mulugeta
23. Dessalegn S. Fujaga
24. Teresa Fields
25. George Dautu
26. Pierre Dilius
27. Crystal Gigante
28. Edgar Condori
29. Christina L. Hutson
30. Panayampalli S. Satheshkumar
31. Ryan M. Wallace

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Adaptation of the multiplexed CRISPR-Cas13 CARMEN RVP assay for longitudinal detection of respiratory pathogens from air samples

1. Amy L. Ellis
2. Miranda Stauss
3. Patrick Barros Tiburcio
4. Isla E. Emmen
5. Paul T. Edlefsen
6. Ewelina Kosmider
7. Shari Barlow
8. Maureen Goss
9. Jonathan L. Temte
10. Elyse Stachler
11. Kyle McMahon
12. Pardis Sabeti
13. David H. O’Connor
14. Shelby L. O’Connor

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Associations Between Meteorological Factors and Influenza A/B Incidence in Subtropical China: A Six-Year Surveillance Study with Deep Learning Modelling for Influenza Early Warning

1. Long Xie
2. Meng-Jie Zhang
3. Jin-Lin Tan
4. Yi-Xin Ling
5. Zhe-Qiang Xue
6. Jun-Ju Huang
7. Jian-Ling Chen
8. Ze-Fan Ruan
9. Jing Qian
10. Hai-Yong Pan
11. Xiao Han
12. Sheng Xiong
13. Long-Mei Ling
14. Xi-Wen Jiang

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  eLife Assessment

  This study is a valuable contribution to the evidence base. However, the evidence provided is incomplete as the study results only partially support the study conclusions. Addressing the methodological and reporting issues raised by the peer reviewers and properly aligning the claim made for providing a tool for early warning with the study analysis/results would improve the study quality and usefulness of its findings.

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From Research to Impact: Assessing a Decade of CDC’s Public Health Science by Topic Area, 2014-2023

1. Joy Ortega
2. Martha Knuth
3. Victoria E. Dunkley
4. Christie Kim
5. Elissa Meites
6. Brian B. Yoo
7. Katlyn Wainwright
8. Bao-Ping Zhu
9. Mary G. Reynolds

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Multi-contrast machine learning improves schistosomiasis diagnostic performance

1. María Díaz de León Derby
2. Charles B. Delahunt
3. Ethan Spencer
4. Jean T. Coulibaly
5. Kigbafori D. Silué
6. Isaac I. Bogoch
7. Anne-Laure Le Ny
8. Daniel A. Fletcher

Reviewed by Rapid Reviews Infectious Diseases

Early menarche and childbirth accelerate aging-related outcomes and age-related diseases: Evidence for antagonistic pleiotropy in humans

1. Yifan Xiang
2. Vineeta Tanwar
3. Parminder Singh
4. Lizellen La Follette
5. Vikram Pratap Narayan
6. Pankaj Kapahi

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  eLife Assessment

  This important study uses Mendelian Randomization to provide evidence that early-life reproductive phenotypes (i.e., age at onset of menarche and age at first birth) have a significant impact on numerous health outcomes later in life. The empirical evidence provided by the authors supporting the antagonistic pleiotropy theory is solid. Theories of aging should be empirically tested and this study provides a good first step in that direction.

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Population impact of new TB vaccines may depend on efficacy against infectious asymptomatic TB: a modelling study

1. Hira Tanvir
2. Rebecca A Clark
3. Tom Sumner
4. Katherine C Horton
5. Tomos O Prŷs-Jones
6. Roel Bakker
7. Kirankumar Rade
8. Vidya Mave
9. Mark Hatherill
10. Gavin Churchyard
11. Rein MGJ Houben
12. Richard G White

Reviewed by Rapid Reviews Infectious Diseases

The global demand and potential public health impact of oral antiviral treatment stockpile for influenza pandemics

1. Alvin X. Han
2. Katina D. Hulme
3. Colin A. Russell

Reviewed by Rapid Reviews Infectious Diseases

Detection of Measles in Texas Wastewater

1. Katherine M. Joseph
2. Xingwen Chen
3. Dhvani Parikh
4. Janelle Rios
5. Catherine L. Troisi
6. Michael J. Tisza
7. Anthony W. Maresso
8. Blake M. Hanson
9. Anna Gitter
10. Jennifer Deegan
11. Cici X. Bauer
12. John E. Balliew
13. Kristina D. Mena
14. Eric Boerwinkle
15. Fuqing Wu

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Five-Year Survival Outcomes for Breast Cancer Patients Across Continental Africa: A Contemporary Review of Literature with Meta Analysis

1. Augustina Badu-Peprah
2. Ernest Kissi Kontor
3. Adu-Gyamfi Benjamin
4. Jessica Kumah
5. Akosua Aya Essuman
6. Bossoh Selorm
7. Issahak Nurudeen
8. Bismark Osei Owusu
9. Nityanand Jain

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  eLife Assessment

  This study presents a valuable meta-analysis that highlights low and highly variable breast cancer survival rates across Africa, emphasizing the pressing need for public health in Africa. The evidence supporting the claims of the authors is solid, although a clarification of the crude 5-year survival rates would have strengthened the study. The work will be of interest to scientists working in the field of public health and breast cancer.

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