Public Health
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- Data for: Examining the Effect of Social Distancing on the Compound Growth Rate of SARS-CoV-2 at the County Level (United States) Using Statistical Analyses and a Random Forest Machine Learning Model(1) counties that had confirmed cases of COVID-19 before March 16 guidelines and experienced a SIP order at least three days after March 16 (186 counties, referred to as wSIP)(Counties with SIP.csv); (2) counties that had confirmed cases before March 16 and experienced no SIP order (60 counties, referred to as noSIP) (Counties without SIP.csv).
- Data for: No "Christmas Holiday Effect" in Australia for Cardiovascular and Stroke MortalityCardiovascular and stroke mortality data
- Data for: Assessing changes in US public trust in science amid the COVID-19 pandemicDataset associated with the noted study. Data are provided in raw form (e.g., please be aware of the need to reverse code some variables). A codebook is appended.
- Data for: Can interaction with informal green space reduce depression levels? An analysis of potted street gardens association with depression levels in a dense Moroccan neighborhood.We used a face-to-face survey conducted in January 2019 to collect the data, we received the ethics approval from the University of Tokyo ethics committee, and the survey participants provided their verbal consent. we used SPSS 25 to analyze the data.
- Data for: Covid-19 mortality: a multivariate ecological analysis in relation to ethnicity, population density, obesity, deprivation and pollutionData at the Local Authority (UK) level, for Covid-19 mortality rates and potential risk factors - median IMD score, population density, ethnicity, overweight/obesity, PM2.5 pollution. All data are in the public domain and references are given in the paper.
- Data for: Catastrophic Health Expenditure among Ex-Gazan Families in Jerash Camp, JordanRaw data
- Data for: Predictors of severe symptomatic laboratory-confirmed SARS-COV-2 reinfectionIn the manuscript, we analyzed disease outcomes in a large set (n = 258) of adults with laboratory-confirmed symptomatic SARS-COV-2 reinfection. The implications of reinfection are highly relevant for health policymakers and our results may be useful to achieve a better understanding of the pathogenic mechanism of COVID-19.
- Data for: Early Mandated Social Distancing is a Strong Predictor of Reduction in Highest Number of New COVID-19 cases per Day within Various Geographic RegionsNotes: data was combined in MS Access and then imported in Matlab. Processed data from MS Access is posted as Query10.csv in the repository Key to this data is included as excel file Matlab code is included. Data from matlab was exported as fromMatlab.csv sas code is included (Main.sas)
- Data for: Mid-upper arm circumference as a substitute of body mass index for assessment of nutritional status among adult and adolescent females: learning from an impoverished Indian stateData from Women's Nutrition study undertaken by CARE India
- Data for: Parent and staff attitudes towards in-hospital opportunistic vaccinationRecent trends of ‘vaccine hesitancy’ have resulted in calls for public health campaigns to improve immunisation uptake to World Health Organisation targets. One potential strategy to improve uptake is to offer opportunistic vaccination to those hospital in-patients who have missed them. We aimed to evaluate parental and staff attitudes about introducing such a service for hospitalised children. We developed and distributed a questionnaire for parents/guardians of paediatric inpatients aged five years and under, and a questionnaire for frontline paediatric staff (including medical, nursing and allied health professionals). Vaccination rates were assessed through discussion with parents and reviewing the personal child health record. Please see Appendix 1 of this publication for full details of survey questions.
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