FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4382723436> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4382723436 abstract "Each infectious disease has had its own epidemic pattern and seasonality for decades. However, public health mitigation measures during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic have resulted in changing epidemic patterns of infectious diseases. Stringent measures resulted in low incidences of various infectious diseases during the outbreak of COVID-19, including influenza, respiratory syncytial virus, pneumococcus, enterovirus, and parainfluenza. Owing to the prevalence of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infections and subsequent immunity development, decreasing virulence of SARS-CoV-2, and worldwide immunization against SARS-CoV-2 in children beyond 6 months of age, mitigation measures are lifted country by country. Consequently, the immunity debt to infectious respiratory viruses other than SARS-CoV-2 contributed to the “off-season,” “see-saw,” and “upsurge” patterns of various infectious diseases in children. Moreover, apart from the persistence of SARS-CoV-2, the coexistence of other circulating viruses or bacterial outbreaks may lead to twindemics or tripledemics during the following years. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain hand hygiene and immunization policies against various pathogens to alleviate the ongoing impact of infectious diseases on children." @default.
• W4382723436 created "2023-07-01" @default.
• W4382723436 creator A5007155755 @default.
• W4382723436 creator A5023317687 @default.
• W4382723436 creator A5027095061 @default.
• W4382723436 creator A5036803140 @default.
• W4382723436 creator A5047178729 @default.
• W4382723436 creator A5063798032 @default.
• W4382723436 date "2023-06-29" @default.
• W4382723436 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W4382723436 title "Changing patterns of infectious diseases in children during the COVID-19 pandemic" @default.
• W4382723436 cites W2051899200 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W2085910808 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W2131094185 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W2309036756 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W2800422958 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3012797451 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3033192149 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3037183278 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3039671811 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3046168147 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3047455438 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3088744430 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3092000775 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3099897116 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3110893147 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3117273612 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3123325569 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3128968603 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3130114082 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3136263366 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3136312839 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3156527147 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3164443714 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3164937600 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3169110632 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3169327070 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3172179193 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3174215537 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3177313218 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3182358516 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3183563110 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3184591303 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3185742783 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3186436609 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3187454327 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3195878453 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3197387451 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3200793486 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3203240491 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3209550173 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3210626128 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W3214247212 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4200454485 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4205218076 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4205500135 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4206030928 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4210694413 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4212981954 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4220685064 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4224319750 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4225590989 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4226175467 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4226478841 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4280637896 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4281401684 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4281701465 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4283640618 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4283687724 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4285585646 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4286009167 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4286485042 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4286511898 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4291020277 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4292810615 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4295852102 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4304757633 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4306956638 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4310036802 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4311067801 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4311689237 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4311775149 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4311781269 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4311904384 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4313855532 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4313892373 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4317666043 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4318025356 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4319333142 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4320486390 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4323669762 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4376618580 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4376636450 @default.
• W4382723436 cites W4377564581 @default.
• W4382723436 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fcimb.2023.1200617" @default.
• W4382723436 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37457965" @default.
• W4382723436 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4382723436 type Work @default.
• W4382723436 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4382723436 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.

• next