Côra, Gabriel Rodrigues; Ross, José de Ribamar; Vidal, Flávia Castello Branco; Diniz, Iagho José Lima; Moura, Maria Edileuza Soares; Saleem, Suraiya
doi: 10.1155/ipid/4600610pmid: 41322071
Homaie Rad, Enayatollah; Hajizadeh, Mohammad; Yousefzadeh-Chabok, Shahrokh; Keihanian, Fatemeh; Yazdi-Feyzabadi, Vahid; Kouchakinejad-Eramsadati, Leila; Salari, Hedayat; Esfandiari, Atefeh; Zandian, Hamed; Lotfizadeh, Masoud; Mostafavi, Hakimeh; Arefnezhad, Masoud; Esmaeili, Reza; Saki, Mandana; Piroozi, Bakhtiar; Delavari, Sajad; Karimy, Mahmood; Saleem, Suraiya
doi: 10.1155/ipid/8854646pmid: 40741354
Introduction: The COVID‐19 pandemic caused many financial crises in households worldwide. This study aimed to quantify the COVID‐19‐related catastrophic costs (CCC) in Iran during the pandemic.
Musinguzi, Ronard; Ishimwe, Marie Pascaline Sabine; Rajab, Araba Abdallah Babikir; Oumo, Joseph; Adoch, Christine Olwedo; Ramirez, Fernando Perez; Agwu, Ezra; Hakizimana, Theoneste; Saleem, Suraiya
doi: 10.1155/ipid/2022185pmid: N/A
Background: Acute rubella virus infection from the mother to the fetus, particularly during early pregnancy, can have serious consequences to the developing fetus, which has high neonatal morbidity as well as socioeconomic burdens. The World Health Organization recommends screening for rubella in pregnancy in countries with a high prevalence rate; however, in Uganda, there are no published data on the seroprevalence of rubella virus infection in pregnancy, and routine screening is not being practiced as part of the ANC package. Therefore, this study aimed to determine the seroprevalence and factors associated with rubella virus infection among pregnant women attending antenatal care clinic at Hoima Regional Referral Hospital.
Sah, Shiv Kumar; Pyakurel, Chetan Karki; Kathariya, Arun; Shrestha, Anil; Subedi, Nirmal Kumar; Byanjankar, Niru; Basnet, Rojina; Lanzafame, Massimiliano
doi: 10.1155/ipid/3730719pmid: 40661876
Background: Drug‐resistant tuberculosis (DR‐TB) remains a significant global public health challenge, particularly in regions with a high burden of TB. Nepal, one such country, has been witnessing a rise in DR‐TB cases, posing serious challenges to TB control efforts. Despite this growing concern, there is a lack of localized data on the risk factors contributing to DR‐TB, especially in urban areas like Pokhara. This study aims to fill that gap by assessing the prevalence of DR‐TB and identifying associated demographic, behavioral, and clinical factors among TB patients in Pokhara Metropolitan City, Gandaki Province, Nepal.
Said, Salma Khamis; Ishimwe, Marie Pascaline Sabine; Kasujja, Musa; Okello, Peter; Said, Khadija Khamis; Okello, Maxwell; Okurut, Emmanuel; Hakizimana, Theoneste; Saleem, Suraiya
doi: 10.1155/ipid/6511013pmid: 40918419
Background: Mixed vaginal infection involves the simultaneous presence of at least two types of vaginitis, including bacterial vaginosis (BV) and vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC), BV and Trichomonas vaginalis (TV), or TV and VVC. This condition disrupts the vaginal milieu, resulting in significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges, recurrent infections, and increased antimicrobial resistance. This study aimed to assess the mixed vaginal infections and their predictors among women with abnormal vaginal discharges attending gynecological clinics in western Uganda.
Eshrati, Babak; Karimzadeh-Soureshjani, Elaheh; Nasehi, Mahshid; Janani, Leila; Baradaran, Hamid Reza; Bitaraf, Saeid; Simab, Pouria Ahmadi; Mobarak, Sara; Kalkhajeh, Sasan Ghorbani; Kogani, Mohammad; Sharma, Divakar
doi: 10.1155/ipid/3134775pmid: 39867137
Background: In recent years, the global rise of antibiotic‐resistant Escherichia coli (E. coli) has become a significant threat to public health. This study aimed to identify and track outbreaks of antibiotic resistance, specifically among the antibiotics used to treat nosocomial E. coli infections.
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