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difference between the low and the high educated increased significantly since 2008. Conclusion Two decades of HIS have shown that the SES is becoming an even more important risk factor for overweight among ...

likely to receive the first booster dose while older individuals were more likely to receive any booster dose. These results offer important insights for future booster campaigns for COVID-19 vaccines. ...

booster: 57.54% ± 21.71%, second booster: 14.61% ± 11.91%). Individuals previously infected were less likely to receive the first booster dose while older individuals were more likely to receive any booster ...

cope with unforeseen challenges. Especially the COVID-19 crisis had a huge impact on European countries and the daily lives of its citizens. The pandemic has proven to be more than a health crisis; it is ...

outbreak occurred in 2014 and 2015 with more than 1500 cases of ZIKV confirmed by RT- PCR.Method: However, the diagnostic of ZIKV cases was challenging due to low sensitivity of RT- PCR technics on serum ...

in nosocomial infection rates. Indeed, nosocomial infections are more frequent in preterm infants than in pediatric patients, especially in very low birth weight infants (<1500 gram). Studies in ...

influenced by several non-renal factors such as age, race and muscle mass. An accurate detection of kidney damage is crucial to enable more appropriate therapeutic intervention to potentially improve the ...

analysis. Nonetheless, analysing more than 200 compounds in one run can push this type of system to its limit. This seminar will demonstrate how you can balance a perfect compromise between scan speed, high ...

sometimes a lengthy process. Sometimes more than one year should be taken into account between the intention of putting a vaccine on the market and the first available commercial batch. Since OCABR in EU is ...