T Waddell, A I L Namburete, P Duckworth, N Eichert, H Thomaides-Brears, D J Cuthbertson, J P Despres, M Brady
Bayesian networks and imaging-derived phenotypes highlight the role of fat deposition in COVID-19 hospitalisation risk
Frontiers in bioinformatics
measles vaccination important prevent outbreak social capital important preventive factor however studies investigated association social capital measles vaccination especially second dose likely suboptimal study aimed investigate association social capital second dose measles vaccine data derived populationbased study firstgrade elementary school children 67 years old adachi city tokyo caregivers asked complete questionnaire 4291 provided valid response response rate 801 among 4291 valid responses 69 responses excluded since variables social capital measures missing resulted analytic sample size 4222 analyzed association measles vaccination social capital including social ties social trust mutual aid multilevel logistic regression analysis random intercept model 89 children receive second dose measlescontaining vaccines covariates adjustments increase onestandarddeviation poor individuallevel social ties showed 11 lower odds receiving measlescontaining vaccines 089 95 ci 080099 contrast significant association communitylevel social ties measles vaccination found regarding social trust significant association individuallevel social trust measles vaccination found however increase onestandarddeviation poor communitylevel social trust showed 11 lower odds receiving measlescontaining vaccines 089 95 ci 0790998 association mutual aid measles vaccination social ties social trust associated second dose measles vaccination fostering social capital may effective raising low rate second dose measles vaccine