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This analysis reviews articles appearing in the special issue of Health Communication, "WHO Risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) lessons learned from COVID-19" through a lens of previous RCCE research and their implications for future

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CONCLUSIONS: Drug repurposing is a promising approach for the rapid identification of potential treatments for emerging diseases such as coronavirus disease.

The k-mer-based pipeline, namely the Pathogen Origin Recognition Tool using Enriched K-mers (PORT-EK) identifies genomic regions enriched in the respective hosts after the comparison of multi-genomes of isolates between different host species. The

CONCLUSIONS: The risk of developing cardiac arrhythmias is increased after COVID-19 infection in the long term.

CONCLUSIONS: Routine genomic surveillance is an important public health tool for the monitoring of N. gonorrhoeae, especially the introduction and spread of antimicrobial resistant strains.

This study aimed to identify differences in patient background and symptoms between individuals who tested positive using conventional rapid antigen (Ag) tests and those who tested positive using a novel artificial intelligence (AI)-powered

CONCLUSIONS: Long-term exposure to ozanimod is well tolerated in patients with moderate to severe UC or RMS, confirming the previously established safety profile of ozanimod.

Accurate and early detection of chronic heart disease is vital, as it remains one of the leading global causes of mortality. Despite advancements in Smart Healthcare 5.0 and modern information technologies, reliable diagnosis of cardiovascular

This paper serves as an introduction for a special issue of Prevention Science: "Innovations and Strategies for Addressing COVID-19 Pandemic Related Challenges in Prevention Science Research in Applied Settings." This collection of original papers