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Nursing and public health

  • Effectiveness of Edible Vaccines in Immunization Strategies

    The rapid evolution of biotechnology has spurred innovative methods for vaccine production, and edible vaccines have emerged as a promising alternative to conventional injectable vaccines. By integrating vaccine antigens into genetically modified edible plants, this strategy…

  • Effectiveness of RNA-Based Vaccines Beyond COVID-19 Applications

    The emergence of RNA‐based vaccines during the COVID‐19 pandemic has underscored the potential of this novel technology to revolutionize preventive medicine. Beyond their pivotal role in combating SARS‐CoV‐2, RNA vaccines offer a versatile platform for addressing…

  • Investigating the Potential of Peptide-Based Vaccines for Autoimmune Disorders

    Autoimmune disorders represent a complex and multifactorial class of diseases in which the immune system erroneously targets self-antigens. Traditional therapeutic approaches often center on immunosuppression, which carries inherent risks of broad immunodeficiency. Peptide-based vaccines have emerged…

  • Effectiveness of Personalized mRNA Vaccines for Emerging Infectious Diseases

    Recent advancements in mRNA vaccine technology have accelerated vaccine development against emerging infectious diseases. Personalized mRNA vaccines, which tailor immunogens to an individual’s antigenic profile or the specific sequence characteristics of a pathogen outbreak, represent a…

  • Investigating the Use of Edible Vaccines in Combating Viral Infections

    The emergence of novel viral pathogens and the recurring threat of viral pandemics have spurred innovation in vaccine development. Edible vaccines—biopharmaceuticals expressed in transgenic plants or other edible systems—offer an alternative to conventional injectable vaccines. They…

  • Assessing the Risk of Antimicrobial Resistance Due to Overuse of OTC Antibiotics

    The overuse and misuse of over‐the‐counter (OTC) antibiotics have been identified as a critical factor in the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) worldwide. This study investigates the correlation between OTC antibiotic usage and the…

  • Assessing the Potential of mRNA-Based Vaccines Beyond COVID-19

    Messenger RNA (mRNA) technology has revolutionized the vaccine development landscape, with its rapid application in the COVID-19 pandemic serving as a watershed moment for global public health. This manuscript explores the broader potential of mRNA-based vaccines…

  • Role of IoT in Pharmaceutical Cold Chain Logistics for Vaccine Distribution

    The integrity of vaccine distribution hinges on maintaining strict temperature controls and rapid responsiveness to environmental fluctuations. With the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, the pharmaceutical cold chain has seen transformative changes, enhancing monitoring,…

  • The Role of Clinical Research Coordinators in Managing Remote Site Monitoring During Public Health Emergencies

    Public health emergencies, such as outbreaks and pandemics, disrupt traditional clinical trial operations, especially on-site monitoring. During such crises, remote site monitoring emerges as a vital tool to ensure continuity and compliance in clinical research. The…

  • Development of AI-Based Predictive Models for Vaccine Efficacy

    Predicting vaccine efficacy has long posed challenges due to the complex interplay of host immunity, pathogen variability, and population-specific factors. This manuscript presents the foundations for developing Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based predictive models to estimate vaccine efficacy…