Mrigendra P Singh, Harsh Rajvanshi, Praveen K Bharti, Anup R Anvikar, Altaf A Lal
Time series analysis of malaria cases to assess the impact of various interventions over the last three decades and forecasting malaria in India towards the 2030 elimination goals
Malaria journal
asthma initially described risk factor severe coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 uptake covid19 vaccine among young adults asthma well studied aims assess covid19 vaccine uptake among young adults general explore potential determinants including sociodemographic factors asthma participants populationbased birth cohort bamse barnchild allergy milieu stockholm epidemiology included 4064 study population 3064 followup age 24 years 2049 covid19 followup mean age 265 years asthma asthmaassociated characteristics assessed questionnaires clinical data data covid19 vaccines registered january 1 2021 february 15 2023 extracted national vaccination register study population n 4064 539 3 covid19 vaccine doses registered 24year followup population n 3064 vaccine uptake differed relation education p 001 among participants universitycollege education 657 uptake 3 doses vaccine compared 541 among participants elementary schoolhigh school education participants asthma decreased odds receiving 3 doses adjusted odds ratio 062 95 confidence interval 041092 2 compared peers without asthma uncontrolled disease also decreased odds receiving 3 doses adjusted odds ratio 030 95 confidence interval 013066 2 compared participants controlled asthma covid19 vaccine uptake among young adults lower individuals households lower socioeconomic status among asthma including uncontrolled asthma