| 4 | Investigation on the Site of the 2003 South Bomi (Tibet) M_S5.7 Earthquake显示文摘An earthquake with magnitude of 5.7 took place on Aug.18, 2003 in the Nyingchi Region, Tibet. The macroseismic epicenter was located in the unpopulated high mountain area, 13 km south of Zhamo town, Bomi County. The seismic intensity in the meizoseismal region was Ⅶ degree. The Ⅶ and Ⅵ areas were 2000 km^2 and 11000 km^2, respectively. This seismic event is related to the movements of the Lhari fault trending in the NW direction and the Zhamo-Maniweng fault trending in the NE direction. As a result of this earthquakes, the buildings in the areas were badly damaged. | He Yulin Cao Zhongquan Chen Lichun Chen Yarning | 2006 | Earthquake Research in China2006，20，2： | 0 |
| 5 | Predictors of malaria rapid diagnostic test positivity in a high burden area of Paletwa Township, Chin State in Western Myanmar显示文摘Background:Despite major reductions in malaria burden across Myanmar,clusters of the disease continue to persist in specific subregions.This study aimed to assess the predictors of test positivity among people living in Paletwa Township of Chin State,an area of persistently high malaria burden.Methods:Four villages with the highest malaria incidence from Paletwa Town ship were purposively selected.The characteristics of 1045 subjects seeking malaria diagnosis from the four assigned village health volunteers from January to December,2018 were retrospectively analyzed.Their household conditions and surroundings were also recorded using a checklist.Descriptive statistics and logistic regression models were applied to investigate potential associations between individual and household characteristics and malaria diagnosis.Results:In 2017,the Paletwa township presented 20.9%positivity and an annual parasite index of 46.9 cases per 1000 people.Plasmodium falciparum was the predominant species and accounted for more than 80.0%of all infections.Among 1045 people presenting at a clinic with malaria symptoms,31.1% were diagnosed with malaria.Predictors for test positivity included living in a hut[adjusted odds ratios(aOR):2.3,95%confidence intervals(CI ):1.2-4.6],owning farm animals(aOR:1.7,95% CI:1.1-3.6),using non-septic type of toilets(aOR:1.9,95%CI:1.1-8.4),presenting with fever(aOR:1.9,95%CI:1.1-3.0),having a malaria episode within the last year(aOR:2.9,95%CI:1.45.8),traveling outside the village in the previous 14 days (aOR:4.5,95%CI:1.5-13.4),and not using bed nets(aOR:3.4,95%CI:2.3-5.1).There were no statistically significant differences by age or gender in this present analysis.Conclusions:The results from this study,including a high proportion of P.falciparum infections,little difference in age,sex,or occupation,suggest that malaria is a major burden for these study villages.Targeted health education campaigns should be introduced to strengthen synchronous diagnosis-seeking behaviors,tighten treatment adheren ce,receiving a diagnosis after traveling to endemic regi ons,and using bed nets properly.We suggest in creased surveillance,early diagnosis,and treatment efforts to control the disease and then to consider the local elimination. | Pyae Linn Aung Myat Thu Soe Thit Lwin Oo Aung Khin AungThi Yan Zhao Yarning Cao Liwang Cui Myat Phone Kyaw Daniel M.Parker | 2021 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2021，10，1： | 0 |
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