The continuous increase in the number of systemic lupus erythematosus cases in Brazil in the COVID-19 era by Nelson Pereira MARQUES (16401689)

“…There was a consistent and significant increase in the incidence of SLE cases all over Brazil between the first and second pandemic years and between the pre-pandemic triennium and the second pandemic year. …”

Factors associated with COVID-19 prevention practice among preparatory school students at Mizan-Aman town, 2021 (n = 406). by Mohammed Yesuf (3179451)

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Estimate of the population composition in Austria on June 12 and August 8, 2021. by Kory D. Johnson (12519419)

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Maternal Blood BDNF concentration (pg/ml) in cases with and without detectable AF- BDNF (group A and B). by Anne Flöck (12225707)

Scatterplots of power distance, uncertainty avoidance, and long-term-orientation against media attention towards COVID-19 for 18 countries. by Reuben Ng (692015)

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A comparison of daily cases to swab positivity as measured by REACT-1. by Oliver Eales (11495186)

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National trends in esophagectomy volume and approach; MIS, minimally invasive surgery; *nptrend<0.001; ^¥2020 = Covid-19 year. by Saad Mallick (17283479)

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The global numbers of prevalent cases (A), incident cases (B), deaths (C), DALYs (D), and corresponding rates of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease per 100,000 population in old... by Kaifang Meng (13848535)

Cumulative incidence plots of overall diabetes and type 2 diabetes outcomes for COVID-19 patients versus non-COVID-19 people. by Xi Xiong (5622530)

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Association between wildfire-related PM_2.5 exposure (per 5 μg/m³ increase) and incidence and mortality of respiratory transmitted diseases across lag 0–28 day... by Li Chen (5749)

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Coinfection and cross-reaction of dengue and COVID-19: a case series analysis by Maria Emilia Avelar Machado (13996483)

Trend of observed and counterfactual number of TB case notifications from January 2016 to December 2020 in Ghana. by Eric Osei (9022988)

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The numerical solution of model (1) for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 3 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2 while <i>SD</i> increases. by Sara K. Al-Harbi (12418482)

“…<p>The numerical solution of model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0265779#pone.0265779.e002" target="_blank">(1)</a> for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 3 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2 while <i>SD</i> increases.…”

The numerical solution of model (1) for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 6 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5 while <i>SD</i> increases. by Sara K. Al-Harbi (12418482)

“…<p>The numerical solution of model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0265779#pone.0265779.e002" target="_blank">(1)</a> for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 6 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5 while <i>SD</i> increases.…”

Comparison of baseline demographic characteristics for no Covid-19, confirmed Covid-19 and probable Covid-19 populations in the community and LTC/SNF subgroups. by Scott D. Greenwald (12035340)

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ICD-10 codes considered for surgical site infection case definition. by Lorine Foux (21492898)

Specificity in SARS-CoV-2RT-PCR negative collected during COVID-19 or pre–COVID-19 period. by Teklay Gebrecherkos (11708040)

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Actual/expected mortality plot for No Covid-19, probable Covid-19, and confirmed Covid -19 cohorts in community, LTC/SNF, and combined analysis. by Scott D. Greenwald (12035340)

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Number of cases of syphilis in Japan: 2018–2022. by Akira Komori (8284599)

“…Thus, the present study compares the number of syphilis cases before and after the COVID-19 pandemic in some WHO-WPRO countries. …”

The numerical solution of model (1) for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 2 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1 while <i>SD</i> increases; 11^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 in all Phase 2; 12^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 while <i>SD</i> increases. by Sara K. Al-Harbi (12418482)

“…<p>The numerical solution of model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0265779#pone.0265779.e002" target="_blank">(1)</a> for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 2 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1 while <i>SD</i> increases; 11^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 in all Phase 2; 12^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 while <i>SD</i> increases.…”