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The ongoing outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has raised a grave concern and a severe global health burden. Since no effective drugs have been approved for satisfactory prevention and treatment, the development of COVID-19 vaccines has attracted global attention. To date, a large number of COVID-19 vaccines are being rapidly developed worldwide, with thirteen candidates in Phase 3 trials, 52 tested in clinical trials, and 162 in preclinical evaluation. Here, we summarize the latest progress of all 13 COVID-19 vaccines in Phase 3 trails. Furthermore, some vaccines have received approval or emergency use approvals. We focus on the potential issues related to vaccination including vaccine acceptance, vaccine promotion, and vaccine distribution.Using virtual reality (VR) technology such as head-mounted displays, users can be immersed in a virtual world and perceive it as reality. In radiation therapy departments, pretreatment patients and students rarely observe treatment rooms and treatment devices, making it difficult to understand the overall flow of radiation therapy. In this study, to facilitate the understanding and teaching of radiation therapy, we suggest the implementation of VR technology and develop software compatible with VR to enable a pertinent comprehension of radiation therapy. With versatility and accessibility in mind, the software is developed as an application for Android and iOS devices.Omnidirectional movies in treatment rooms were acquired from both the patient view and a third-person view using an omnidirectional camera. AM1241 concentration The Android/iOS devices used were AQUOS R (SHARP), iPhone 7 Plus (Apple), and iPad air (Apple). The software was developed using Unity 2018.4.7f (Unity Technologies). The main components of the software wereloped software can transfer data in a single package and has the ability to substitute images and omnidirectional movies with those appropriate for diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine departments. Therefore, the developed application is highly versatile.Viral infections are a major factor in diatom cell death. However, the effects of viruses on diatom dynamics remain unclear. Based on laboratory studies, it is hypothesized that virus-induced diatom mortality is dependent on the diatom growth rate. The present study aimed to elucidate the relationship between the diatom growth rate and virus-induced mortality using model systems of the marine planktonic diatom, Chaetoceros tenuissimus and its infectious viruses. We also examined the fate of diatom populations in a semi-continuous dilution culture system, in which host growth rates were controlled at 0.69, 2.08, and 3.47 day-1. Diatom populations gradually decreased following the viral inoculation of each culture system, and virus-induced mortality inversely correlated with the diatom growth rate. Furthermore, the viral burst size was slightly higher in lower growth rate cultures. These results suggested that the host physiological status related to the growth rate affected viral infection and proliferation. Diatom populations were not completely lysed or washed out in any of the dilution systems; they showed steady growth in the presence of infectious viruses. This may be partially explained by defective interference particles from viruses and cell debris. The present results indicate that diatoms in dilution environments maintain their populations, even under viral pressure. Moreover, diatom populations with a low growth rate may partially sustain higher growth populations through nutrient recycling following virus-induced cell death. The results of the present study provide insights into diatom dynamics in natural environments in the presence of infectious viruses.Osteochondrosis (OC) is not well recognized in cattle. Japanese Black (JB) cattle are valued for their beef and studies regarding OC are scarce. Hence, the aim of this study was to retrospectively discuss clinical and radiographical findings, diagnosis and treatment options for OC in JB cattle for successful outcomes. Medical records of 11 calves affected with OC were reviewed, retrospectively. Clinical and radiographic findings, treatment and outcomes and postmortem examination findings were analyzed. All calves had lameness. Stifle (4/14) and tarsal (4/14) were the most affected joints. Subchondral bone lucencies were observed in all joints (14/14) and accompanied with sclerosis (10/14). Radiographic grading was performed in calves. Calves were treated surgically (8/11) or conservatively (1/11). Surgically treated calves were auctioned (5/8). Postmortem examination was performed (2/11). Gross findings revealed ulcerative lesion at articular surface. Histopathologically, cartilage layer was defected at lesion. Inflammation (2/2) and granulation tissue (1/2) was also observed. In conclusion, OC in JB cattle can be diagnosed on the basis of radiography with history and clinical signs in clinical setting. Surgery should be performed in mild cases for successful outcomes. A modified radiographic grading criteria for clinical cases may hold potential in evaluating prognosis and outcomes.Objectives　This study aimed to examine employment status differences in the marriage and fertility rates of Japanese women via an age-period-cohort (APC) analysis.Methods　We used data collected from 1995 to 2015 in Japan based on the government's "Report of Vital Statistics Occupational and Industrial Aspects," which recorded the marriage rates of unmarried adults and fertility rates of married adults-according to their employment status. A Bayesian APC analysis was performed to identify changes in marriage and fertility rates based on three effects age, period, and cohort. Finally, we calculated the marriage and fertility rate ratios between non-employed and employed women for each age group, period, and cohort.Results　The APC analyses showed that the period effect on marriage rates for non-employed women decreased during the periods analyzed, while that for employed women increased from 2005. Meanwhile, the period effect on fertility rates increased regardless of employment status, albeit to a larger degree for employed women. The cohort effect on marriage rates began to decrease from cohorts born in the 1960s for non-employed women, and from cohorts born in the 1970s for employed women. link2 And the degree of the decrease was larger among non-employed women than those employed. Meanwhile, the marriage rate ratio increased from 0.46 (95% CI 0.21, 0.90) in the cohort born between 1946 and 1950 to 1.00 (95% CI 0.45, 1.92) in the cohort born between 1991 and 1995. Finally, the fertility rate ratio increased from 0.31 (95% CI 0.12, 0.69) in the cohort born between 1946 and 1950 to 0.38 (95% CI 0.14, 1.81) in the cohort born between 1991 and 1995.Conclusion　Employment status differences in the marriage rates of unmarried adults and fertility rates of married adults decreased among younger Japanese cohorts and in recent years. By contrast, there were statistically significant differences in fertility rates of married adults based on employment status, even in cohorts born more recently.Objectives　The Japan Health Insurance Association (JHIA) conducts training in each branch facility to improve the ability of public health nurses (PHNs). The headquarters of the PHNs of JHIA and the researchers conducted a training program for leaders of PHNs at each JHIA branch. The goal of the program was to create a training plan using role-play to acquire facilitation skills. This study aimed to examine the effects of training.Methods　The study was designed in accordance with the Instructional Designs. The training goals were as follows (1) understanding the role of facilitation and the facilitator in the debriefing session after the role-play, (2) understanding facilitation techniques, (3) being confident in performing as facilitators in the debriefing session; and (4) conducting the debriefing sessions using facilitation skills. The evaluation of the training was based on the Kirkpatrick model from the viewpoint of confidence in using facilitation, knowledge of facilitation, and conduct of training and icipants responded to the question of the role of the facilitator in role-playing. The descriptions were categorized into "opinions on the basics and planning of role-play training" and "opinions on the roles in retrospectives."Conclusion　The participants evaluated the training contents and the materials used as appropriate, and their knowledge and confidence in facilitation improved after the training. To maintain and improve facilitation skills, the educational system needs to implement training using role-playing at each branch consistently.Objectives　This study aimed to identify how communicative and critical health literacy (CCHL) was associated with hypertension, diabetes, and dyslipidemia in a regional Japanese community.Methods　A cross-sectional survey was conducted through stratified random sampling to achieve the study objectives. The sample comprised adults aged 20-75 years, residing in Ebetsu in Hokkaido, Japan. Stratification was accomplished by classifying the population into 3 districts of Ebetsu city, with 1,000 people being randomly selected from each district. A self-reporting questionnaire was then administered over July and August 2018 to these 3,000 participants. Ebetsu city officials distributed and collected the questionnaires, delivering anonymized data to the researchers. Of the 1,630 respondents, 8 did not complete the CCHL questionnaire and 43 did not fill the disease status questionnaire, so these were excluded. The final analysis was performed on the responses received from 692 men and 887 women. The CCHL scores were grr prevalence of hypertension than those with the lowest CCHL scores. However, these associations were found to be non-significant after adjusting for confounding factors. Future studies on the association of CCHL with lifestyle disorders should apply a longitudinal design.Objective　The increasing aging population has increased the number of older people who need lifestyle support because of their declining mental and physical health. In recent years, it has become necessary to increase the number of residents who can provide lifestyle support. It is highly expected that older people, as local residents, will be keen to offer lifestyle support. This study identified the characteristics of older people willing to offer lifestyle support to other members of the community living in rural areas with heavy snowfall.Methods　We surveyed 801 people, aged 65 years and above, who lived in Yoshijima, Kawanishi town, Yamagata Prefecture, and were not certified in nursing care levels 1-5. A questionnaire was distributed and collected by the president of the neighborhood association and the head of the neighboring group. link3 Data were collected from June to July 2018. The survey included items on basic attributes, health status, social relations with neighbors, and willingness to offer lifestylenviting their neighbors to gatherings and events," "accompanying their neighbors for shopping or serving as a substitute," and "pick-up and hospital visits." Further, except "helping with meal preparation/cleaning and laundry" and "performing outside work such as gardening or fieldwork," people with close relationships with their neighbors were significantly more willing to offer support.Conclusion　The characteristics of older people willing to support others depended on the type of lifestyle support required. This finding could help in the recruitment and facilitation of older people willing to offer lifestyle support.
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