• ESTIMATING RISK OF AIRBORNE INFLUENZA TRANSMISSION IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT 

  Bueno de Mesquita, Paul Jacob (2019)

  Pandemic preparedness is weakened by uncertainty about the relative importance of influenza transmission modes, particularly airborne droplet nuclei (aerosols). A human-challenge transmission trial in a controlled environment ...

• DOES PATIENT-CENTERED COMMUNICATION AND TRUST IN PHYSICIAN INFORMATION VARY BY CANCER SURVIVORSHIP STATUS? AN ANALYSIS OF THE HEALTH INFORMATION NATIONAL TRENDS SURVEY (HINTS) 2017 

  Al-Nassir, Marwa Fawzi (2019)

  Trust is the foundation of the patient-physician relationship. Patients’ trust in a physician has been associated with patient satisfaction, adherence to treatment, continuity of care, and improved health outcomes. Trust ...

• TOOTH RESORPTION AND RISK FOR ANESTHETIC COMPLICATION DURING ANESTHETIZED DENTAL PROCEDURES IN DOMESTIC FELINES 

  Jenkins, Emily J (2019)

  Tooth resorption (TR) in felines may present an increased risk for complications during dental procedures, and it is currently unknown whether oral examination is a valid diagnostic method for type 1 TR. Using existing ...

• THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SUBMICROSCOPIC MALARIA INFECTION AND FEVER: FINDINGS FROM A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN MALAWI 

  Barrall, Angelica Lynne (2019)

  Individuals with submicroscopic malaria infection are an important reservoir for transmission, but the clinical consequences of these low-density parasitemia infections are poorly understood. Using cross-sectional data ...

• Using the Index of Concentration at the Extremes to Examine the Impact of Air Pollution Exposure on Infant Mortality in the United States 

  Ammons, Samantha (2019)

  Background: The concentration of privilege in a geographic area can determine how vital resources are distributed among certain groups in that area, thus influencing a community’s health. High air pollutant exposure is ...

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