H-Q Zeng, G Li, K-X Zhou, A-D Li, W Liu, Y Zhang
Causal link between gut microbiota and osteoporosis analyzed via Mendelian randomization
European review for medical and pharmacological sciences
blood donation vital healthcare must kept safe mitigating risk transfusion transmissible infections ttis objective study investigate factors influence risk behavior transfusion transmissible infections among firsttime blood donors mandalay general hospital myanmar study utilized crosssectional study design using secondary data mandalay city mandalay blood bank mandalay general hospital purposely selected total 406 firsttime blood donors participated structured questionnaire administered interviewer used questionnaire contained background characteristics knowledge ttis attitude toward ttis ttis risk behaviors examine determinants background characteristics knowledge attitude affect risk behavior inferential statistics techniques included chisquared test bivariable logistic regression multivariable logistic regression applied pvalue less 005 signified statistical significance among 406 firsttime blood donors 529 20 years old 537 male undergraduate education 776 married 842 students 557 additionally 768 hadnt received hepatitis b vaccine blood groups distributed follows b 400 338 234 ab 89 158 showed high knowledge level 636 high attitude notably 293 exhibited highrisk behavior ttis age associated lower risk behavior 154 95 ci 099 238 p 0049 lost significance multivariable regression p 0214 knowledge ttis didnt show significance however high attitudes significantly associated lower risk behavior 114 95 ci 125 10383 p 0017 retained multivariable regression p 0012 findings study contribute development programs ensure safe reliable blood supply chain improve blood safety standards among firsttime blood donors study highlights value targeted education screening processes placing particular emphasis acquiring knowledge positive attitude toward blood donation risk behavior