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FosteringChinasIncreasingEngagementinGlobalHealth
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PublicObjectionstoEnvironmentalTobaccoSmokeamongAdultsinHawaii
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EffectiveRecoveryofInfectiousHumanEnterovirusfromEnvironmentalWatersforTheirApplication
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TheRoleofEarlyLifeNutritioninObesityPrevention ColinBinns,MiKyungLee,RongxianXu()
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Preface YoumeiFeng()
ResearchonSpecialTopics/Subjects
APACPHandPublicHealthEducationinChina BoWang,LimingLi()
ChinaandGlobalHealth:ConceptandFuture MinghuiRen,GuopingLu()
GlobalHealthPolicy:EffortsforPromotingHealthEquity QingyueMeng()
TheAnalysisofNewPracticesofSinoAfricanHealthCooperation XuJi,GuopingLu,LinaZhao()
FosteringChinasIncreasingEngagementinGlobalHealth FengCheng,LucyChen,DavidGold,etal()
PolicyAnalysis
ComparativeResearchonTobaccoControlPolicybetweenUSAandChina
DanCui,TianGan,ZongfuMao,etal()
PublicObjectionstoEnvironmentalTobaccoSmokeamongAdultsinHawaii
MiaoxuanZhang,RebekahRodericks,StephanieLee,etal()
LaborataryResearch
EffectiveRecoveryofInfectiousHumanEnterovirusfromEnvironmentalWatersforTheirApplication
forWaterQualityMonitoring ZiWang,SiSun,ChristinaConnel,etal()
ResearchReview
ImplementationResearch:aBriefIntroductionofaKeyResearchFrameworkinGlobalHealth
JingGu,YuantaoHao()
BibliometricAnalysisofMultidrugresistantTuberculosisLiteratureatHomeandAbroad
ChaoyuYing,XiaodongTan,BeiLiu,etal()
TheItalianRegionalHealthcarePerformanceEvaluationSystem:AReviewandCommentary
HaoLi,TingfangLiu,SipingDong()
TheRoleofEarlyLifeNutritioninObesityPrevention ColinBinns,MiKyungLee,RongxianXu()
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Abstract:Firstly,anintroductionofAPACPH,includingthemissionandobjectives,organizationalstructure,main activities,majorfunding sourcesand extraordinaryleaders,was provided ThecontributionofAPACPHtoChinaspublichealth,intermsofregionalcollaborationandcommunication,
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Abstract:GlobalizationissweepingeverycornerHealthissueshave becomethecoreofglobaldevelopmentandareamongimportantnontraditionalsecurityissuesNocountriescandealwithitalone,
andthereisaneedtotakecoordinatedactionwithdiverseresourcesandtoworkonglobalhealthcooperativelyChinasexperienceofitsownhealthcaredevelopmentprovidesvaluablevisionsandthoughtsforglobalhealthChinahasbeentheimportantstateactorofglobalhealthinbilateral,multilateral,theregionalandgloballevelsAtpresent,itisnecessaryforChinatoengageintheglobalhealthandconducttheresearchonglobalhealthstrategyfromanewandfullperspective
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Abstract:HealthequityandpromotionisoneofthemostimportantaimofglobalhealthdevelopmentHealthpolicydevelopmentfromglobalperspectiveplayscriticalroleininfluencinghealthandpromotedevelopmentoftheglobalhealthsubjectOverthepastthreedecades,healthequityhasbeencenteredthedevelopmentandpolicyaimsbymanyinternationalorganizations,especiallytheUNsystem,whichisreflectedfromtheprimaryhealthcare,theMillenniumDevelopmentGoals,anduniversalhealthcoverageThisarticleintroducesthemainglobalhealthpolicies
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TheAnalysisofNewPracticesofSinoAfricanHealthCooperation
XuJi,,GuopingLu,LinaZhao
PekingUniversityGlobalHealthInstitute,Beijing,China;
TheMinistryofHealthHumanResourlesDevelopmentLeuter,Beijing,China;
MinistryofHealthandFamilyPlanningCommissionDepartmentofInternationalCooperationDepartment,Beijing,China
Abstract:Overthepastyears,theAfricancontinentisundergoingahugetransformationAlthoughtheregionasawholeisstillconfrontingmanyeconomicandsocialchallenges,particularlyinachievingtheUNMillennium DevelopmentGoals,itisundeniablethat AfricaisontherighttrackThispapersystematicallyreviewstherecentinitiativesinthearenaofglobalhealthmadebytheUnitedStatesandJapan,thetwomajorplayersininternationalhealthdevelopmentaidandfurtheranalyzeshowChinawillrespondtothosechangingsituationandcontinuetoconductpragmatichealthcooperationwithAfricancountriesthroughscientificdecisionmakingprocess,comprehensivemarketforces,innovationinhealthassistancemechanismanddiversityofhealthcooperationpatterns,etc,soastoenhancethebreadthandthedepthofChineseSouthSouthhealthcooperation
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FosteringChinasIncreasingEngagementinGlobalHealth
FengCheng,,LucyChen,DavidGold,MyThuanTran,AlexBowlesTsinghuaUniversityResearchCenterofPublicHealth,Beijing,China;
GlobalHealthStrategies,Beijing,China;
BeijingUniversityInstituteforGlobalHealth,Beijing,China;
GlobalHealthStrategiesInitiatives,NewYork,USA
Abstract:ChinahasbeenactivelyparticipatinginglobalhealthissuesThispapermadeanoverallreviewofChinasdevelopmentinbothdomesticandglobalhealthChinascontributionstoglobalhealtharediscussedintermsofforeignassistance,humanresourcesandinfrastructure,theuseofdrugs,politicalcommitment,etcThechallengesChinaisconfrontingarealsodiscussedsoastobetterfosterChinasengagementinglobalhealth
Keywords:GlobalHealth;ForeignAssistance;SouthSouthCollaboration;Challenges;China
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PaperpresentedatthethAPACPHConferencehostedbySchoolofPublicHealthatWuhanUniversity,October,
Author:FengCheng,professorofresearchcenterforpublichealth,TsinghuaUniversity&vicepresidentofGlobalHealthStrategies(GHS);LucyChen,executivedeputydirector,Instituteforglobalhealth,PekingUniversity;DavidGold,principalofGlobal
HealthStrategies(GHS);MyThuanTran,directorofGlobalHealthStrategies(GHS);AlexBowles,seniorassociateofGlobal
HealthStrategies(GHS)
CorrespondingAuthor:FengCheng,researchcenterforpublichealth,TsinghuaUniversity& GlobalHealthStrategies(GHS)Email:
fchengglobalhealthstrategiescom
Introduction
AsChinahassolidifieditsstandingasaglobal
power,ithasrapidlyincreaseditsforeign,withanestimatedannualgrowthofbetweenand[]Healthfocusedassistanceremainsasmall,
thoughgrowing,partofChinasoverallassistancebudgetNonetheless,asChinaincreasinglybringsresourcesandinnovationtosupporthealthindevelopingcountries,ithasthepotentialtomakeasignificantimpactonhealthglobally
Chinaseffortsarepartofthegrowinginfluence
ofemergingeconomiesinglobalhealthCountriesincludingIndiaandBrazilwithanincreasedfocusonSouthSouthcooperationarebringingnewapproachesandresourcestoimprovethehealthofpeopleworldwide Asthebudgetsoftraditionalglobalhealthdonorscontinuetocomeunderpressure,
theseeffortsareincreasinglyimportantChinaisuniquelypoisedtoadvanceglobalhealth
efforts,drawing from its significant domestichealthachievements,productionofhighquality,
lowcosthealthtechnologiesandenormousinvestmentinresearchanddevelopment Atthesametime,ensuringChinaspotentialasaglobalhealth
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partnerisfullyrealizedandcontinuedpoliticalcommitmentfromChinasleadersisneededTheGovernmentofChinarecognizedinthatChinahasalongwaytogoinprovidingforeignaid,
andpromisedtooptimizethecountrysforeignaidstructure,improvethequalityofforeignaid andimprovethepertinenceandeffectivenessofforeignaid[]Internationalorganizationsandtraditional
globalhealthdonorscanhaveakeyroleinsupportingChinasefforts
DomesticHealthAchievementsOfferKeyLessons
Chinahasmadedramaticprogressagainstitsownpublichealthchallenges,evenwitharelativelylowpercapitaGDPThecountrymetMDGaheadofschedule,reducingchildmortalityfrom
per,livebirthsintoin[]IthasachievedMDGandhasmadeprogressagainstMDGChinasuccessfullycontrolledandpreventedarangeofinfectiousdiseasesIteliminatedpolioin(andswiftlydealtwithreimportationofthevirusin),eliminatedlymphaticfilariasisin,andnearlyeliminated malariaandschistosomiasis
ChinahasstrengtheneditshealthsystemtoreachbothurbanandruralareasIn,Chinaembarkedonreformingitshealthsectortoexpanduniversalcoverageofhealthservicesandinsuranceby,representingthegreatestexpansionofhealthcarecoverageandaccesstheworldhaseverseen
Chinasdomestichealthprogresscanprovidevaluable modelsfordevelopingcountriesfacingsimilarchallengesOneimportantfactorofChinassuccessinreducingchildmortalityisimprovingaccesstoimmunizationthroughitsNationalImmunizationProgram,alongwithadvancesincoldchainmanagementandsurveillancesystemsChinahasbeguntoshareitsexpertisethroughbilateraltechnicalassistancetootherdevelopingcountriesfacingsimilarchallenges
Quality Health Technologies andImprovingAccess
Chinas pharmaceutical industry, startingfromscratch,hasgrownfromaweak,centrallyplannedsectortoastrong,marketorientedoneSincetheReformandOpeningup,thepharmaceuticalsectorhasbeenoneofthefastestgrowingindustries Chinahasinvestedheavilyinresearchanddevelopmentandisnowthesecondbiggestinvestorin R&Dintheworld,afterthe UnitedStates[]Chinesecompanieshavebeenasourceofhighquality,lowcosttechnologiesandareincreasinglybringinginnovativetechnologiestomarketthatcouldsubstantiallyimproveaccessindevelopingcountries
Oneimportantexampleofthishasbeenantimalarialdrugs,asChinaistheworldslargestproducerofartemisininAnotherexampleisSinoimplantII,alowcost,longactinginjectablecontraceptive,whichhashelpedtodrivepricesdownforwomenincountrieswhereaccesstoreproductivehealthservicesislimited TheShangRingisalowcostmalecircumcisiontoolthatcanreducetheriskofHIVinfection,whichmakesithighlysuitableforlowincomecountrieswithhighHIVprevalenceBothSinoimplantandtheShangRingareawaitingWHOprequalification,whichwillclearthepathforpurchasebyinternationalagencies
ChinesecompaniesmanufactureallvaccinesinitsNationalImmunizationProgram,ensuringareliabledomesticsupplyofvaccinesInOctober,thefirstChinesemanufacturedvaccineachieved WHO prequalification,markinga milestoneinChinasentryintotheglobalmarketforvaccinesThevaccineprotectspeoplefromJapaneseEncephalitis,adiseasethataffectsmanypoorcommunitiesacrossAsiaBymeetingtheinternationalqualitystandard,thevaccinecannow bepurchasedbyinternationalorganizationssuchastheGAVIAllianceandUNICEFfordeliveryto
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lowresourcecountriesSignificantly,theChinesemanufacturerhasembracedaprinciplefundamentaltoglobalequityknownas tieredpricing,
promisingtoprovidethelowestpricestothepoorestcountriesAnumberofothervaccinesareseekingWHOprequalificationoverthenextfewyears,
includingoralpoliovaccine,rotavirus,pneumococcalconjugate,seasonalfluandmeningitis
HumanResourcesandInfrastructure
Chinashealthassistanceisrootedinrecognitionoftheessentialrolethathumanresourcesplayinhealth,anditseffortsfocusonhelpingsupportsustainablehealthsystemsinlowincomesettingsSince,Chinahassent morethan,healthworkersincludingdoctorsandnursestocountriesinAfricaandadozencountriesacrossAsiathroughitsChineseMedicalTeamsprogram[]Tobuildlocalcapacity,Chinasoverseasmedicalteamsalsotrainincountrystaff
Chinahashistoricallyprovidedassistanceformuchneededhealthinfrastructureinseveraldevelopingcountriesincluding hospitalsand malariacenters,andhassupportedpharmaceuticalfactoriesinvariouscountriesinAfrica
PoliticalCommitmenttoStrengthenChinasGlobalHealthEfforts
Overthepastyear,Chinasgovernmentandprivatesectorhaveengagedinfurthereffortstosupporthealthinothercountries,particularlyontheAfricancontinent TheMinisterialForumonChinaAfrica Health Development in AugustbroughtmorethanAfricanheathministersandanumberofglobalhealthleaderstoBeijingThisForum wasthefirstmeetingofhealthministersunderthe Forum on ChinaAfrica Cooperation(FOCAC),highlightingtheimportanceofhealthinthefutureofChinaAfricarelations
ParticipantsatthemeetingagreedtotheBeijing Declaration,whichidentifiedareas whereChinacanbringitsexpertiseandresourcestoaddressparticularhealthissues,suchasmalariacontrol,schistosomiasis,HIV/AIDS,reproductivehealthandimmunization The Declarationalsohighlightedeffortsthatcouldsupportsustainability,suchasaddressinghealthworkershortagesandincreasingpartnershipsonresearchandtechnologytransfer
ChallengesforGlobalHealthEfforts
OnechallengeisthatChinadoesnothaveasingleoverarchingbodythatcoordinatesitsaidInstead,severalagenciesanddepartmentsinChinashareresponsibilityforChinashealthassistancebudgetsandactivities TheyaretheMinistryofCommerce(MOFCOM),theNationalHealthandFamilyPlanningCommission(NHFPC),andtheMinistryofForeignAffairs(MOFA)Eachministryhasdifferentinterestsandpriorities,andlackofcoordinationcaninhibitefficiency,efficacyandtransparency
Chinasgreatpromiseasasourceofhealthtechnologiesislimitedbycontinuingchallengeswithqualitycontrol WhilemostChineseproductsareofhighquality,doubtsoverqualityandsafetysometimesunderminetheiracceptance CounterfeitorpoorqualitydrugsproducedinChinaandothercountriesthreatenrealharminsomeinstancesResolvingthisissuewillrequireaddressinganinterlockingsetofproblemsincludinglaxregulatoryregimesandtheroleoftheprivatesectorButtherecentprequalificationoftheChinesemadeJapaneseEncephalitisvaccineaugurswellforthefuture
Finally,Chinahastraditionallyconductedaidthroughbilateralagreements,ratherthanfinancingmultilateralssuchastheGAVIAllianceortheGlobalFundThisalignswithmanyotheremer
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gingeconomygovernments,suchasBrazilandIndia,whichdonthewtostandarddonorrecipientframeworksbutinsteadexploredifferentdevelopmentassistancemodelsChinaspreferenceforbilateralagreementsislikelytoremain,althoughitsengagementwithmultilateralsisexpanding,includingdonationstoUNICEF,theGlobalFundandtheWHOInrecentyears,ChinahaswelcomedthesupportofinternationalorganizationssuchasWHO,UNAIDS,UNFPAandUNICEFinshapingChinaAfricahealthcollaboration
ThisincreasingengagementwithinternationalorganizationsandsystemsmustalsoincludeChinesebusinesses Chinesepharmaceuticalcompaniesarestillfocusingalmostexclusivelyonthedomesticmarket ThismeanstheywillneedsomesupporttomeetinternationalstandardsforWHOprequalificationofdrugsandvaccinesalongandcomplexprocess,withlanguagebarriersacontinualchallenge
Conclusion
Chinasexperienceinbuildingandoperatinghealthdeliverysystemsinlowincomesettings,
combinedwithitsprogressinhealthproductdevelopmentandmanufacturing,makeitideallyplacedtocollaboratewithvariouspartnersinimproving
globalpublichealthChinasengagementinglobalhealthisapowerfulforcethatcanprovidenewfundingandinnovativetechnologiesandapproaches Byseekingtodevelopacoherentglobalhealthstrategy,theChinesegovernmentisdemonstratingitscommitmenttofurtheritsinfluenceonglobalhealthTheinternationalcommunityhasanimmenseopportunitytosupporttheseeffortsTomoveforward,Chinaneedstoengageinglobalhealthdebates,tobetterunderstandthehealthneedsofpartnercountriesandcoordinateitsowneffortsmoreeffectively ContinuedadvocacycanhelpencouragetheChinesegovernmenttoaddressthechallengesidentifiedabove,expanditsengagementandalignitsprioritiestoeffectivelysupporttheglobalcommunityinmeetingpressinghealthchallenges
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ComparativeResearchonTobaccoControlPolicybetweenUSAandChina
DanCui,TianGan,ZongfuMao,JayEMaddock
WuhanUniversityGlobalHelthInstitute,Wuhan,China;
GuangdongCenterforDiseaseControlandPrevention,Guangzhou,China
Abstract:ThisarticlecomparedthepolicyandmeasuresoftobaccocontrolbetweenChinaandUSAaccordingtotheMPOWERstrategyofWHOandtriedtofindtheexperiencesandadvicesfortobaccocontrolinChinaComparingthedifferencesbetweenChinaandUSAinresponsiblemanagement,managedobjects,managedcontentandhistoricaldevelopmentaccordingtotheMPOWERstragegy,wefoundimportantproblemsoftobaccocontrolinChinabysearchingtheinformationofpolicyandmeasuresoftobaccocontrolinChinaandUSAonthewebFirstly,therehadnotbeenacontinuous,nationalwidemonitoringsystemfortobaccoprevalenceSecondly,therewasnolawforsmokefreeinthenationallevelThelocalbylawwasnotclearandwithalighterpunishmentThirdly,therewasnoeffectivehelpforquittingsmokingFourthly,thehealthwarningsshowedoncigarettepackagingwerenotobviousandthesentencewasnotseriousenoughFifthly,tobaccoenterpriseenhancedtheircorporateimagethroughtherecessiveandindirectadvertisement Sixthly,thetobaccotax wastoolowtoreducethetobaccoconsumption
Keywords:Tobaccocontrol;MPOWERStrategy;comparativeresearth
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GlobalHealthJournalVolNoMar
PublicObjectionstoEnvironmentalTobaccoSmokeamongAdultsinHawaii
MiaoxuanZhang,,RebekahRodericks,StephanieLee,JayEMaddock,
UniversityofHawaiiatManoaOfficeofPublicHealthStudies,Honolulu,USA;
WuhanUniversityGlobalHealthInstitute,Wuhan,China
Abstract:CreatingsmokefreeenvironmentcanreducetheharmfuleffectoftobaccosmokeforbothsmokersandnonsmokersInitiatingbehaviorstoavoidsecondhandsmokemaybeagoodwaytopromoteorencourageasmokefreeenvironmentBinarylogisticregressionwasusedtoanalyzearandomdigitdialedtelephonesurveywith,adultresidentsofHawaiiCurrentsmokersweretheleastlikelytoobjecttoenvironmentaltobaccosmokefrombothstrangersandfriendsAmongformersmokersandnonsmokers,significantpredictorsofaskingstrangersnottosmokearoundthemwere:beingNativeHawaiianandFilipino,goodgeneralhealthstatus,lowerhouseholdincome,youngerage,positivesocialnorms,disagreeingthatitisokayforpeopletosmokeinoutdoorpublicplaces,andhavingchildrenSimilarly,statisticallysignificantpredictorsofavoidingsecondhandsmokefromafriendwasbeingNativeHawaiianorFilipino,lowerhouseholdincome,youngerage,negativeattitudestowardssmoking,andhavingchildrenThisstudyindicatesthatchangesinpeoples
psychosocialconstructstowardsecondhandsmokemaybeimportanttocreatesmokefreeenvironments
Keywords:Secondhandsmoke;hawaii;smokefreepolices
Received:;Revised:
Author:MiaoxuanZhang,researchstaffofofficeofPublicHealthStudies,UniversityofHawaiiatManoa;RebekahRodericks,juniorfac
ultyofOfficeofPublicHealthStudies,UniversityofHawaiiatManoa;StephanieLee,studentofOfficeofPublicHealthStudies,
UniversityofHawaiiatManoa;JayEMaddock,professorofOfficeofPublicHealthStudies,UniversityofHawaiiatManoa
CorrespondingAuthor:JayEMaddock,OfficeofPublicHealthStudies,UniversityofHawaiiatManoaEmail:jmaddockhawaiiedu
Introduction
TheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)predictsthatby,tobaccowillberesponsibleformorethanmilliondeathsworldwideeachyear[]Thisismorethantuberculosis,HIV/AIDS,andmalariacombined[]Evenamongnonsmokers,exposuretosecondhandsmokehasabroadrangeof serious health consequences[]Secondhandsmokeexposureincreasestheriskoflungcancer,
strokeandcoronaryheartdisease[]IntheUnitedStates,secondhandsmokecausesabout,lungcancerdeathsand,heartdiseasedeathseachyear[]Tobaccoisresponsibleforanestimatedcasesofsuddeninfantdeathsyndrome,,lowbirthweightbabies,,pretermdeliveriesand,episodesofchildhoodasthmaannuallyintheUnitedStates[]Theonlywaytofullyprotectindividualsfromtheharmfuleffectsofsecondhandsmokeistocreate smokefreeenvironments[]
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Twentytwopercents ()oftheworldspopulation,agedandolder,aresmokersNonsmokingisbecomingthestandardpatternofbehaviorandsecondhandsmokingexposurehasalsodecreasedinrecentyears[]Thedecreaseinexposuretosecondhandsmokeoverthelastyearsisduetothegrowingnumberoflawsbanningsmokinginworkplacesandpublicplaces,anincreaseinthenumberofhouseholdsandresidencesthatenforcesmokefreerules,andadecreaseinadultandyouthsmokingrates[]
InHawaii,betweento,theproportionofpeoplelivinginhomeswheresmokingisnotallowedincreasedfromtoandthepercentageofadultswhodonotallowsmokingintheirfamilycarsincreasedfromto[]InitiatingbehaviorstoavoidsecondhandsmokemaybeagoodwaytopromoteorencourageasmokefreeenvironmentOnemethodistodirectlyasksmokersnottosmokearoundthemHowever,
noteveryoneiscomfortableenoughtoconfrontastrangertorequestthisLinandotherresearchershavestudiedcontributingfactorsassociatedwithavoidanceofsecondhandsmokeandfoundthatselfefficacy wasthestrongestfactorassociatedwithavoidanceofsecondhandsmoke[]Studieshaveshownthatknowledge,attitude,gender,
familysmokingbehavior,andselfefficacypredictavoidanceofsecondhandsmoke[,]HoweverlittleisknownaboutaskingstrangersversusfriendsandfamilymemberstoavoidsmokingItisimportanttonotethatafriendandastrangerplaydifferentsocialrolesandmayhavedifferentpredictorsofbehaviorThegoalsofthisstudywereto:assesstheprevalenceofsmokefreepolicesinhouseholdsandvehiclesinHawaii;assesstheprevalenceofsecondhandsmokeavoidancebehaviorwhenthesmokerisaknownfriendorastranger;andtounderstand the predictors of secondhand smokeavoidancebehaviorofstrangersandfriendsamongHawaiiresidents
Methods
DatacollectionDataforthisstudywerecollectedaspartof
theongoingevaluationoftheHealthyHawaiiInitiative,astatewidesocialecologicalprogram designedtoincreasephysicalactivity,improvenutritionandreducetobaccouseamongtheresidentsofHawaii[]In,acrosssectionalrandomdigitdialedtelephonesurveywasconductedamongHawaiiresidentsagedto Overthecourseoftheyear,,adultswerecontactedbytelephoneAmongthese,,residentsagedtocompletedthetelephonesurveyThisresearchincluded,landlinebasedsurveysand,cellphonebasedsurveysInthisstudy,WestVarwasusedtogenerateweightsTheweightingvariableswereage,gender,householdsize,
andextentofcellphoneuse(iecellonly,landlineonly,cellmajority,landlinemajority)AlldatareportedinthisstudywasweightedusingthesevariablesMeasuresDemographics
Participants wereaskedaseriesofdemographicquestions,includingage,gender,maritalstatus,education,income,ethnicidentification,
generalhealthstatusandnumberofhouseholdmembersThepresenceofchildreninthehouseholdwasassessedbysubtractingthenumberofmembersagedyearsandolderfromthetotalnumberofpeopleinthehousehold Forethnicidentification,CaucasianandPortuguesewerecategorizedasWhite,whileChinese,Japanese
andKoreanwereclassifiedasEastAsianFormaritalstatus,marriedandnotmarriedbutlivingwithpartnerwereidentifiedasNotsingleWidowed,Separated,DivorcedandNevermarriedwereidentifiedasSingleSecondhandSmokeAvoidance
Participantswereaskedifinthepastthree
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months,theyhadaskedastranger,friendorsomeonetheyknownottosmokearoundthemReponsestoeachofthethreequestionswereeitheryesornoSmokingRelatedAttitudes
Participantswereaskedseveralquestionstoassesstheirattitudesandbeliefsaboutsmoking
(Table)Theirresponseswerecategorizedaccordingtoapointscale(stronglydisagree;
disagree;neitheragreenordisagree;agree;stronglyagree)Fortheanalysis,theresponsesweredichotomizedintotwocategories,agreeordisagree,andexcludedtheneutralresponse
TablePublicObjectionstoEnvironmentalTobaccoSmokefromstrangersandfriendsbysmokingstatus
N Askingstrangers P Askingfriends P
Total
Smokingstatus
Currentsmoker
Formersmoker
Neversmoker
SmokefreepolicesinhomesandcarsParticipantswereaskedwhichstatementbest
describeshow smokingishandledinsideyourhome?HavingasmokingfreepolicyathomewasindicatedbytheparticipantstatingthatSmokingisnotallowedanywhereinsidemyhomeParticipantswerecategorizedasnothavingasmokefreepolicyiftheychoseeitherofthefollowingstatements,Smokingisallowedinsomeplacesorsometimes,orTherearenorulesaboutsmokinginsidemyhome[]ParticipantswereaskedtoindicatewhichstatementbestdescribedhowsmokingishandledintheircarsAsmokefreepolicyincarswasidentifiediftheparticipantsaid,NooneisallowedtosmokeinmycarParticipantswerecategorizedasnothavingasmokefreepolicesincarsiftheychoseanyofthefollowingthreestatements,Onlyspecialguestsareallowedtosmokeinmycar,Peopleareallowedtosmokeinmycarifthewindowsareopen,orTherearenorulesaboutsmokinginmycarParticipantswhosaidthattheydidnothaveacarweretreatedasmissing[]SmokingStatus
Currentandformersmokerswereidentifiedif
theyrespondedYestothequestion,HaveyoueversmokedcigarettesinyourentirelifeandrespondedYesorNotothequestion,Doyoucurrently smoketobacco?respectively NeversmokerswereidentifiediftheyansweredNotobothofthequestionsFormersmokersansweredyestothefirstquestionandnotothesecondDataanalysis
DatawereanalyzedusingSPSSforWindowsInthedescriptiveanalysis,chisquaretestswereusedtotestforassociationsbetweensecondhandsmokeavoidancebehaviorfromstrangersandfriends,demographicfactorsandsmokingvariablesLogisticregressionwasusedforthebinaryanalysisofsecondhandsmokeavoidancebehaviorfromstrangersThefullmodelconsistedofallsignificantvariablesfromthechisquareanalyses,includingethnicity,selfreportedgeneralhealthstatus,education,income,maritalstatus,gender,
age,thepresenceofchildreninthehome,thebeliefthatpeopleshouldnotsmokeinoutdoorpublicplaces,thebeliefsthatallhomesandcarsinHawaiishouldbesmokefree,thatsecondhandsmokeseriouslyharmsnonsmokers,andthesocialnormsthatmostofmyfriends(orpeopleinmycommu
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TobaccoSmokeamongAdultsinHawaii
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nity)thinksmokingisdisgusting
Results
DescriptionofStudyParticipantsTheaverageageofparticipantswasyears
(SDyears)andparticipantsweremaleFourethnicgroupscomposedofthesample:White(),NativeHawaiian(),
Filipino()andEastAsian()Educationalattainmentwashigh,with havingahighschooldegreeand havingsomecollege/collegedegreeLessthanhalfofrespondents()reportedthepresenceofchildreninthehouseholdFormaritalstatus,halfofparticipants()weremarriedornotmarriedbutlivingwithparent Morethanhalf()oftheparticipantshaveasmokefreepolicyinhome,andoftheparticipantshaveasmokefreepolicyintheircarsAlmostallparticipants()participantsagreedsecondhandsmokeseriouslyharmsnonsmokersandsaiditisnotokaytosmokeindoorsMorethanhalf()ofparticipantsagreethatallhomesandcarsinHawaiishouldbesmokefreeThecompositionofparticipantsbysmokingstatuswascurrentsmoker,formersmokerandneversmokerTabledisplaysthefrequencyofobjectionofenvironmentaltobaccosmokebystrangersandfriendsbysmokingstatusCurrentsmokersweretheleastlikelytoobjecttobothstrangerandfriendssmokingaroundthem
Overall,oftherespondentshaveaskedastrangernottosmokearoundtheminthepastthreemonths,andoftherespondentshaveaskedsomeonetheyknownottosmokearoundtheminthepastthreemonthAdditionally,ofthosewhoavoidedsecondhandsmokefromastrangeralsoavoidedsecondhandsmokefromafriendSimilarly, ofthosewithavoidedsecondhandsmokefromfriendalsoavoidedsecondhandsmokefromstrangersTabledisplayscorrelatesof
publicobjectionstosmokehandsmokeexposureTablepresentstheoddsratios(OR),and
associatedconfidenceintervals(CI),andPvaluefromthefinallogisticregressionmodelassessingobjectiontosecondhandsmokefrom astrangeramongformerandneversmokers
TablepresentstheOR,andassociatedCI,andPvaluefromthefinallogisticregressionmodelassessingobjectiontosecondhandsmokefromafriendamongformerandneversmokers
Discussion
ThisstudyfoundthatofHawaiiresidentshaveasmokefreepolicyintheirhome,
whichissimilartotheprevalencereportedbytheHawaiiStateBRFSS()[]Thestudyalsofoundthat ofHawaiiresidentshaveasmokefreepolicyincars,whichissimilartotheprevalencereportedbytheHawaiiStateBRFSS()[]Thisstudywasthefirsttoreportthat oftheHawaiiresidentsavoidedsecondhandsmokefromstrangersandofresidentsavoidsecondhandsmokefromfriendinthepastthreemonthsFormerandneversmokersareofparticularinterestbecausetheyaremorelikelyto influence social norms around secondhandsmokeexposureTheyarethelargestgrouppeoplereportingobjectiontosecondhandsmokeHowever,mostpeoplestilldonotasksmokersnottosmokearoundthem UnivariateanalysisfoundthatcorrelatesofavoidingsecondhandsmokebehaviorvariedsomewhatbetweenastrangerandafriendCorrelatesincommonincludedethnicity,
generalhealthstatus,maritalstatus,educationlevel,householdincome,ageMostoftheirfriendsthinksmokingisdisgustingMostofthepeopleintheircommunitythinkthatsmokingisdisgusting,
itisokayforpeopletosmokeinindoorpublicplaces,allhomesandcarsin Hawaiishouldbesmokefree,andchildreninthehome
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TableCorrelatesofpublicobjectionstoenvironmentaltobaccosmokeN Fromstranger Fromfriends
N P N PTotal Ethnicity
White NativeHawaiian Filipino EastAsian Other
GeneralHealthExcellent Verygood Good Fair Poor
MaritalstatusNotsingle Single
EducationHighschoolorless Collegeorless Grandschool
Householdincome, ,~, ,~, ,
GenderMale Female
Age~ ~
IthinksmokingisdisgustingDisagree Agree
Mostofmyfriendsthinksmokingisdisgusting
Disagree Agree
Mostofthepeopleinmycommunitythinkthatsmokingisdisgusting
Disagree Agree
SmokefreepolicesinhomeYes No
SmokefreepolicesincarYes No
Itisokayforpeopletosmokeinindoorpublicplaces
Agree Disagree
Itisokayforpeopletosmokeinoutdoorpublicplace
Agree Disagree
AllhomesandcarsinHawaiishouldbesmokefree
Agree Disagree
Second hand smoke seriouslyharmsnosmokers
Agree Disagree
ChildreninhomeNo Yes
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TableLogisticregressionmodelforaskingastrangernottosmokearoundyouamongformerandneversmokersN OR CI P
EthnicityWhite NativeHawaiian Filipino EastAsian Other
GeneralHealthExcellent VeryGood Good Fair Poor
Householdincome, ,~, ,~, ,
Age~years ~years
Mostofthepeopleinmycommunitythinksmokingisdisgusting
Disagree Agree
ItisokayforpeopletosmokeoutdoorpublicplaceDisagree Agree
ChildreninhomeNo Yes
TableLogisticregressionmodelforaskingafriendnottosmokearoundyouamongformerandneversmokersN OR CI P
EthnicityWhite NativeHawaiian Filipino EastAsian Other
Householdincome, ,~, ,~, ,
Age~years ~years
ItisokayforpeopletosmokeoutdoorpublicplaceDisagree Agree
AllhomesandcarsinHawaiishouldbesmokefreeDisagree Agree
DoyouhavesmokefreepoliciesinyourcarYes No
ChildreninhomeNo Yes
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Inbinarylogisticregressionanalysesofformerandneversmokers,statisticallysignificantpredictorsofavoidingsecondhandsmokefromastrangerwereNativeHawaiianandFilipinoethnicities,verygoodandgoodselfreportedgeneralhealthstatus,lowerhouseholdincome,youngerage,agreeingthatmostofthepeopleinmycommunitythinksmokingisdisgusting,disagreeingthatitisokayforpeopletosmokeinoutdoorpublicplaces,andhavingchildrenSimilarly,statisticallysignificantpredictorsofavoidingsecondhandsmokefromafriendincludedbeingNativeHawaiianorFilipino,
lowerhouseholdincome,youngerage,disagreeingthatitisokayforpeopletosmokeinoutdoorpublicplaces,agreeingallhomesandcarsinHawaiishouldbesmokefree,andhavingchildrenDemographicandsocialeconomicstatus
FilipinosandNativeHawaiians,lowerhouseholdincome,andyoungeragewerepredictorsforobjectingtosecondhandsmokefrombothstrangersandfriendsAccordingtoHawaiiStateDepartmentofHealthdata,FilipinomaleshavethehighestsmokingrateinHawaii(),followedbyNativeHawaiianfemales()[]Individualswithlowerincomesand/oreducation,theunemployed,theunmarried,andyoungpeoplereportthehighestsmokerates[,]Peoplefromdemographicgroupswithhighersmokingratesaremorelikelytohavehadagreaterchanceofbeingexposedtosecondhandsmoke,thus,alsomakingthemmorelikelytoaskasmoker(eitherastrangerorfriend)nottosmokearoundthemDillonsresearchalsoshowedthatyoungwomeninparticular,werecomfortableaskinganyonetostopsmokingbecausetheyfelttheywereentitledtobefreefrom secondhand smoke exposure However,
manyotheryoungwomensaidtheywerenotatallcomfortableaskingsomeonetostopsmokingnearthemduetosocialconstraints[]Smokingrelatedattitudeandsocialvariables
Thosewhoagreethatmostofthepeopleintheircommunitythinkthatsmokingisdisgusting
anddisagreethatpeopleshouldsmokeinoutdoorpublicplacesweremorelikelytoaskastrangernottosmokearoundthemThosewhodisagreethatitisokayforpeoplesmokeinoutdoorpublicplaces,
agreedthatallhomesandcarinHawaiishouldbesmokefree,andhadasmokefreepolicyintheircarweremorelikelytoaskfriendsnottosmokearoundthemTheseresultsshowthatpeoplewhowanttocreatesmokefreeenvironmentsaremorelikelytoaskothers,eitherstrangersorfriends,
nottosmokearoundthemThiscanalsobesupportedbyotherstudiesthatsuggestattitudecanbeapredictorofanindividualsbehavior[,,],andamorepositiveattitudetowardavoidingsecondhandsmokeisaprerequisiteforsuccessfulsecondhandsmokeavoidance[]AnencouragingfindingisthatthepresenceofchildreninthehouseholdwaslinkedtoagreaterlikelihoodofavoidingsecondhandsmokefrombothstrangersandfriendsLimitations
Thelowresponseratemayhaveaffectedtheresults CautionshouldbeusedingeneralizingthesefindingstotheentirestateofHawaiiSecondly,thisstudywasbasedonatelephonesurvey,
excludingHawaiiresidentswithoutaphoneSurveyquestionsonlyincludedquestionsregardingsecondhandsmokeavoidancebehavior,anddidnotincludesecondhand smokeexposure questionsThus,itispossiblethatrespondentswhoindicatedthattheydidnotaskothersnottosmokewerenotexposedtosecondhandsmokeatall
Acknowledgements
ThisstudywasfundedbytheHawaiiTobaccoSettlementSpecialFundthroughacontractfromtheHawaiiDepartmentofHealthtoDr Maddock
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EffectiveRecoveryofInfectiousHumanEnterovirusfromEnvironmentalWatersforTheirApplication
forWaterQualityMonitoring
ZiWang,SiSun,,ChristinaConnell,YuananLu,UniversityofHawaiiatManoaDepartmentofPublicHealthSciences,Honolulu,USA;
WuhanUniversityGlobalHealthInstitute,Wuhan,China
Abstract:HumanentericvirusesarecurrentlybeingtestedasalternativeindicatorsforenhancedmonitoringofrecreationalwaterqualityLaboratorymethodsfortheeffectiveconcentrationandmolecularbaseddetectionofentericvirusesfromenvironmentalwatershaverecentlybeenreportedHowever,inordertoestablishapracticalmonitoringsystemusingentericvirusesasindicators,thereisaneedtodevelopoptimizedmethodsfortheeffectiverecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromenvironmentalwatersInthisstudy,usingPoliovirusasasurro
gatemodel,differentlaboratoryconditionsfortheeffectiveconcentrationandelutionofinfectiousvirusesfromenvironmentalwaterswerecomparativelytestedandanalyzedElutionwithbeefextractinmMglycinewasshowntobethemosteffectivebufferformaximalviralrecovery()Inaddition,itwasfoundthatshakingconcentratedfilterswiththeelutionbufferisamoreeffectiverecoverymethodthandirectelutionthroughthefilters(p)Ourfindingshavedemonstratedthatinfectiousvirusescanbeeffectivelyconcentratedandelutedforinvitrodetection,supportingthenotionthathumanentericvirusesmayindeedbeutilizedaspracticalindicatorsfortheeffectiveassessmentofrecreationalwaterquality
Keywords:Humanentericvirus;recoveryofinfectiousvirus;viralinfectivityassay;watermonitoring
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PaperpresentedatthethAPACPHConferencehostedbytheSchoolofPublicHealthatWuhanUniversity,October,
Author:ZiWangChristinaConnell,studentofDepartmentofPublicHealthSciences,UniversityofHawaiiatManoa;SiSun,studentof
DepartmentofPublicHealthSciences,UniversityofHawaiiatManoaandWuhanUniversityGlobalHealthInstitute;YuananLu,
professorofDepartmentofPublicHealthSciences,UniversityofHawaiiatManoaandWuhanUniversityGlobalHealthInstitute
CorrespondingAuthor:YuananLu,DepartmentofPublicHealthSciences,UniversityofHawaiiatManoaEmail:yuananhawaiiedu
Introduction
Millionsofgallonsoftreatedanduntreatedwastewateraredischargedintotheworldsoceanseveryday[]Duetonegativeimpactssuchasincreasedoccurrenceoffecaloralwaterbornediseases,thisisapublichealthconcernStudieshaveshownthatfecalcontaminationhasbeenthemain
causeofwaterborneillness,affectingmorepeoplegloballythanothertypeofinfectiouswaterbornediseases[]Arecentarticledemonstratedthatthenumberofviraloutbreakshasactuallyincreasedoverthepastyears[]Inordertoreduceandeliminatehealthrisksandenhanceprotectionofthepublicfromrecreationalwaterborneillnesses,itisofcrucialimportancetoregularlymonitorwaterqualityusingeffectivemethods[]
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Currently,theassessmentofrecreationalwaterqualityisprimarilydependentonthegrowthbasedcountingandmeasurementoffecalindicatorbacteria(FIB),whichincludeEcoli,enterococci,fecalcoliform,andtotalcoliformbacteria[,]SincetheestablishmentandenforcementbyEPAin[],theFIBsystemhasbeenwidelyusedformonitoringwaterqualityoverthepasttwodecadesDetectionmethodsfortheseFIBarerelativelysimple,rapid,inexpensive,andwellstandardizedforwideapplication[,]Inaddition,epidemiologicalstudieshaveshownthatthedetectionofFIBcouldindicatethepresenceofpotentialfecalpathogens[],andexposuretoelevatedleveloftheseFIBislinkedwithincreasedriskofcontractinggastrointestinaldiseases[]However,severalmajorlimitationsareassociatedwithFIBmonitoringsystemForinstance,theirsourceisnotsolelylimitedtohumanfeces[],andimpropercorrelationbetweenfecalpathogensandwaterborneillnessincidentsexists[]FIBpersistandevenmultiplyintheenvironmentaftersecretionfromtheirhost,yieldinginaccurateestimationsoftruefecalpollutionlevels[]Inaddition,bacterialindicatorsoftenfailtoreliablyreflectthepresenceofpathogenicviruses[,],potentiallyleadingtoviralrelatedoutbreaksofwaterbornediseasefromwatersthateithermetthestateorlocalbacterialwaterqualitycriteriaorwerefreeofindicatorbacteria[,]Clearly,bacterialindicatorscannotbesolelyreliedupontoaccuratelyassessmicrobialwaterquality
Tofacilitatemoreaccuratemonitoringofrecreationalwaterqualityandimprovedprotectionofthepublicfromwaterbornediseases,humanentericvirusesarepresentlybeingtestedasalternativeindicatorsfor enhanced water quality monitoring[,]Humanentericvirusesarethemaincause of most recreational waterborne illnesses[]Overtypesofviralpathogensmaybepresentedinsewageimpacted water[]Virusesareabletosurvivelongerthanindicatorbacteriain
bothfreshandmarinewaterenvironmentsandaregenerallymoreresistantthanFIBduringconventionalwastewatertreatmentprocesses[]Recentpublicationshaveshownthatunderoptimizedlaboratoryconditions,lownumbersofentericvirusescanbeefficientlyconcentratedfromenvironmentalwaters,andeffective molecularbased protocolshavebeendescribedforthesensitivedetectionofseveraltypesofhumanentericviruses,includinghumannoroviruses,adenovirus,enterovirus,andfecalindicatorvirusmalespecificRNAcoliphage(FRNAC)[,]Tofacilitatethepracticalestablishmentofusinghumanentericvirusesforenhancedwaterqualitymonitoring,thisstudyfocusesonthedevelopmentofoptimizedlaboratoryconditionsfortheeffectiverecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromenvironmentalwaters,usingpoliovirustypeasanenteroviralrepresentative
Materialsandmethods
CellsGreen Africa monkey kidney Vero cells
(ATCC,Manassas,VA,Cat,No CCLTM)
wereusedforpropagationandtitrationofinfectiouspoliovirusinthisstudyCellswereculturedandmaintainedwithMEMmedium(MinimumEssentialMedium Eagle,Manassas,VA ),
heatinactivatedFBS (fetalbovineserum,
HyClone,UT)and PSsolution (U/mlpenicillin,U/mlstreptomycinsulfate)inTCcmcellcultureflasks(GreinerBioOne,Germany)at withahumidified CO,andpassedeverydaysbytrypsinizingwithtrypsinversinesolution (SigmaAldrich,MO)Allcellcultureoperationswereconductedinsideacellculturebiosafetyhood(SterilGARDIIIAdvanceandTheBakerCompany,Sandford,ME)Poliovirustype
ViralisolatesAlaboratorystrainofpoliovirustypeoriginallyobtainedfromDrPhilipCLoh(UniversityofHawaiiatManoa)wasusedinthis
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studyasamodelvirusforlaboratoryprocedureoptimization Alltheviralpropagationand viralquantificationassayswereperformedinacellculturebiosafetyhood (LabconcoPurifierClassIIBiosafetyCabinetDeltaSeries,Labconco,MO)
equippedwithaUVsterilizationlampViralstock Vero cellsattheirexponential
growthphasewereharvestedusingtrypsinEDTAsolutionandindividualcellsuspensionswereseededintoTCcmflasksAfterahrincubationandcellgrowth,cellmonolayersformedintheflaskswereinfectedwithmlofPoliovirusatMOIofInfectedcultureswereincubatedatandthentransferredtofreezerwhenofthecellsshowedcytopathiceffects(CPE)Theflaskswereremovedfromthefreezerandcompletelythawedatroomtemperature,thenstoredinfreezeragainAftermorefreezethawcycles,theculturemediumwascollectedfromtheflasksandcelldebriswasremovedthroughcentrifugationat,rpm (Beckman)forminutesRecoveredsupernatantwastransferredintomLcentrifugetubesatmL/vial,andaliquotsofviruswerestoredin andusedaviralstockforthisstudy
PlaqueassayQuantificationofinfectiouspolioviruswasconductedbyusingaplaqueassaywithmethylcelluloseusedasoverlaymediumInbrief,
Verocellsatexponentialgrowthphasewereharvestedandseededintowellplatesat
cells/wellFollowingthehrincubationatandtheformationofacellmonolayer,thecellmediumwasdiscardedandtheVerocellmonolayerwasrinsedtwicewithMEMatmL/wellPoliovirussolutiontobetitratedwasfolddiluted(upto)withMEMcontainingnoFBS,andeachdilutedviruswasinoculatedintotheplateatmL/wellandthreewellperdilutionmLofMEMwasaddedtoonewellasanegativecontrolTheplatewasincubatedatforhrsforviraladsorptionTheplatewasgentlyrocked
fromsidetosideeveryminutestoallowanevendistributionofinfectiousvirusesResidualviralsolutionwasremovedfromthewellsaftertheadsorptionandmL/wellofoverlaymediumconsistingofMEMwithFBSand Agarwasadded(Sparks,MD,USACat No)Theplatewasincubatedattoallowtheformationofvirusinducedplaques Atdaywhenplaquesbecamereadilyvisible,crystalvioletstainingsolution[gcrystalvioletdissolvedinmLformaldehyde w/w (SigmaAldrich,
StLouis,Mo)andmlddHO)]wasaddedtoeachwellatmL/well,andtheplatewasstainedatroomtemperatureforhrsandthenvigorouslywashedwithtapwaterViralplaqueswerecountedandviraltiterwascalculatedasfollows:
Viraltiter(plaqueunits/mL) plaquescountedxdilutionfactorxinoculumfactor(mL)
WatersamplepreparationToestablishoptimizedlaboratorymethodsfor
theeffectiveconcentrationandrecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromseawater,mLofpoliovirusstock(FPU/mL)wasspikedintoliterofqualifiedseawater (from Waikikiaquarium,
Honolulu)togenerateafinalconcentrationofFPU/mLSeawaterwasthensupplementedwithMgClsolutiontoreachafinalconcentrationofmMandpassedthroughnegativelychargedtypeHAfiltermembranes(mmindiameter,
MilliporeCorporation,MA)withumporesizeasdescribedpreviously(Tongetal)ThemembraneswerethenrinsedwithmlofmM HSO(pH)toremovecations,followedbyviruselutionwithvariousbuffersandproceduresFiltrationelutionvsshakingelution
TwotypesofviruselutionprocedureswerecomparativelytestedinthisstudyForviruselutionthroughfiltration,concentratedviruswaselutedfromthemembranesbyaddingmLoftheelutionbufferAfterminutesincubationatroomtemperature(),concentratedviruswase
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lutedandcollectedintoasterileflaskRecoveredviruswascentrifugedatrpmforminandtiteredbyplaqueassayasdescribedaboveForviralelutionthroughtheshakingmethod,membraneswereremovedfromthefiltrationunitandtransferredtomLcentrifugetubescontainingmlofselectedelutionbuffer ThesemLcentrifugetubeswereshakenonavortexadaptercombinedwithananalogvortex mixer(VWR,CAT No,USA)atspeedforminutesatRecoveredviruswasthencentrifugedatrpmforminSupernatantwascollectedandtheviraltitrationtestwasappliedElutionbuffers
Todetermineanoptimizedlaboratoryprocedurefortheeffectiverecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromconcentratedmembranes,threedifferentelutionbufferswerecomparativelytestedinthisstudy,includingmMNaOH (pH),BeefextractinMglycine(pH),andMKHPOinMNaCl(pH)FortheNaOHelutionbuffer,mLofXTEbuffer(pH)andLmM HSO(pH)wereaddedintotheflaskstoneutralizeNaOH
Inaddition,threeselectedconcentrationsforeachelutionbufferweretested,includingNaOHsolutionatmM,mM,andmM;,,
andofbeefextractsolution;andKHPOatmM,mM,andmMOptimalshakingtime
Once the membraneshaking method wasfoundtobemoreeffectivethandirectfiltrationinvirusrecovery,acomparativetestwasperformedtodetermineanoptimalshakingtimeforviruselutionAtotalofdifferenttimepointsweretestedrangingfrommintominInthistest,thefiltermembranewastransferredintoamLcentrifugationtubecontainingmlofselectedelutionbufferandshakenonavortexmixeratspeedasdescribedaboveAteachselectedtimepoint,mLoftheeluentwassampledfromthecentrifugationtubeandtestedforviralrecoveryusingthevi
ralplaqueassaySamplespretreatment
Priortoperformingtheviralplaqueassays,
allelutedvirussampleswerepretreatedwithantibioticincubation medium (AIM)containingxMEM with U/mL Penicillin, U/mLstrptomycin,ug/mLAmphotericinB,and
g/mLGentamicinataratioof(v/v)andincubatedatforhrsEachtestwasconductedinthreeindependentexperimentalassaysAlso,eachviraldilutionwastestedintriplicatewellstoensurereliableexperimentaldataDataanalysis
ByusingSPSSsoftware,onewayANOVAwasperformedtoallplaqueassaydata,withapvalue
Results
Inthisstudy,alaboratorystrainofPoliovirustypewasusedasaprototypeentericvirusfortheestablishmentofoptimizedlaboratoryconditionsfortheefficientrecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromenvironmentalwatersPoliovirusreplicatesinVerocellsrapidly,andviralinducedcytopathiceffectoftenbecomeapparentwithinhrspostinfection(Figure)ThetiterofthePoliovirusstockgeneratedforthisstudywasquantifiedusingaviralplaqueassay performedin eitherorwellplatesFigureshowsthetypicalplaqueformationofpoliovirusinfectedVerocellsinawellplate,showingastronglinearcorrelationbetweenthevirusdilutionandthenumberofvirusinducedplaquesininfectedcells
Comparativeanalysisofthetwoelutionmethodswiththreebuffersshowedmixedresults AsshowninFigure,thefiltrationmethodmediatedarecoveryrateofinfectiouspoliovirus,showingnosignificantdifferenceinvirusrecovery(p)amongthreeelutionbuffers PolioviruselutionfromtheconcentratedmembraneappearedtobemoreeffectivewhenNaOHandKHPO
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bufferswereused,whiletheshaking methodismoreeffectivewhenBEsolutionwasusedAlthoughshakingthemembraneinKHPObufferresultedinnodetectionofinfectiousvirus,thiselutionmethodworksextremelywellwithbeefextract,asmorethanofinfectiousviruswasrecoveredusingtheestablishedlaboratoryprocedures
Toestablishoptimizedconditionsforeffectiveviruselutionusingthemembraneshakingmethod,
eachbufferwastestedatthreedifferentconcentrationsAsshowninFigure,BEwasthemosteffectiveelutionbufferfortherecoveryofinfectiouspoliovirusfrom concentrated membranesDecreased()orincreased()concentration
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ofbeefextractresultedindecreasedvirusrecoveryfromtheconcentratedmembrane Approximately ofinfectiousPolioviruswasrecoveredwithNaOHwhenmMconcentrationwasused,whileincreasedNaOHbufferconcentrationtomMandmMresultedindecreasedviralrecoveryInthisstudy,shakingelutionwiththreedifferentconcentrationsofKHPObuffersrangingfrommMtomMresultedinnorecoveryofinfectiouspoliovirus(Figure)
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Todeterminetheoptimizedshakingtimeformaximalrecoveryofinfectiousvirusfromconcentratedmembranes,shakingtimesrangingfrom min wereexamined bytestingsamplestakenfromtheselectedtimepointsforviralinfec
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tivityAsshowninFigure,overinfectiousviruswasrecoveredwhenthemembranewasshakenwith BE;recoveryofinfectiousvirusincreasedwithshakingtimeupuntilmin()Recoveryofinfectiousvirusdroppedwhenshakingtimeincreasedto minanddecreasedtowhentheconcentratedmembranewasshakenforhrs
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Discussion
Humanentericviruses,themainetiologicalagentsinmostswimmingassociatedillnesses,arecurrentlybeingconsideredasalternativeindicatorsforhumanoriginfecalcontaminationinaquaticenvironments[,,,,]ComparedtotheFIB,
enteric viruses are more resistantto currentwastewatertreatmentprocesses[],morestableintheaquaticenvironment,andabletomaintaininfectivityforalongertime[,,,,]Inaddition,
theirlowinfectiousdoseandstringenthostspecificitywithnoreplicationintheaquaticenvironmentarealsoadvantageouswhenconsideringentericvirusesforenhancedmonitoringofrecreationalwaterforsafety[,]
Rapiddetectionofhumanentericvirusesfrom
environmentalwatersiscurrentlyconductedusingPCRandquantitativeRTPCR[,,,]Recentreportshaveindicatedthatseveralentericviruses,
includingbothRNAandDNAviruses,canbeveryeffectivelydetectedfrom bothfreshand marinewatersusingnewlyestablishedprotocols[,,]Thesereportscollectivelysuggestthatitispossibletodetectevenlownumbersofhumanentericvirusesfromenvironmentalwatersbyemployinghighlysensitivetechniques
However,duetotheirinabilitytodifferentiateinfectiousfromnoninfectiousvirusparticles,molecularbasedmethodscanonlybeusedforpreliminaryandpresumptivewaterquality monitoringAlthoughasfewasoneinfectiousviralparticlemaybeabletocausehumanillness[],positiveviraldetectionbyPCRbasedmethodsalonemaynotnecessarilyindicatethepresenceofinfectiousvirusoratruehealthriskThus,inordertoaccuratelyassesshealthriskassociatedwithwatersamplespositiveforviruses,afollowupviralinfectivitytestisessential
Several methods werecomparativelytestedandanalyzedfortheireffectiveconcentrationandmaximizedrecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromenvironmentalwatersComparisonoftwoviralelutionmethodsusingpoliovirusasamodelrevealedthatdirectfiltrationelutionrecoveredonlyofinfectiousvirusesfromspikedwater,whichissignificantlylowerthantherecoveryrateobtainedbyshakingelution()TheminuteshakingofconcentratedmembranesinelutionbufferappearedtogreatlyenhanceviralelutionfromthemembraneAmongthethreeselectedelutionbufferstestedinthisstudy,beefextractinMglycinewasdeterminedtobethemosteffective,incomparisonwithNaOHandKHPOThesefindingsareconsistentwithpreviousreports[,]Thisstudyalsodemonstratedthatshakingtimecanbeverycriticalforeffectivevirusrecovery;extendedshakingtime(overhr)didnotresultinanyincreasebutactuallyreducedtherecoveryofinfec
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tiouspoliovirusThisobservationmaybeattributedtophysicaldamagetothemembrane,subjectingviralparticlestoprecipitationwithmembranedebris
Althougheffectiveconcentrationandelutionareknowntobelimitingfactorsforthefeasibilityofutilizingentericvirusesforwaterqualitymonitoring,therehavebeensomereportsofviralconcentrationfrom waterusingvariousapproaches,
includingtheadsorptionelutionmethod,precipitation method, and ultracentrifugation method[,,]However,fewstudieshavebeenconductedfocusingonconcentratinginfectiousvirusesfromrecreationalwaters[]Katayamaetalreportedaviralrecoveryashighas[];however,thisdetectionwasnotforinfectiousvirususinganinfectivityassaybutforaviralgeneusingqPCRTherefore,tothebestofourknowledge,
thevirusconcentrationandelutionmethodswereestablishedinthisstudyItrepresentedthemosteffectiverecoveryofinfectiousvirusesfromenvironmentalwatersandcouldbeusefultoenvironmentalmicrobiologistsasavaluabletoolforwiderangeofapplications
Itshouldbeemphasizedthatsinceviralinfectivityassaysforcertainvirusescanbetimeconsumingandtechnicallydemanding,cellculturebasedviraldetectionshouldbeconductedonlyasafollowupmethodforwatersamplesthattestspositiveusing molecularmethodsItisalsoknownthatsomeentericviruses,suchasnorovirus,currentlylacksusceptiblecellculturesystems;therefore,aneedexiststodevelopinvitrocellcultureorotherbiologicalsystemsfortheeffectivedetectionofthesehumanentericviruses
Acknowledgement
ThisworkwassupportedinpartbygrantsfromtheCentersforOceansandHumanHealth(COHH)program,theNationalInstitutesofEnvironmentalHealthSciences(PES)and
theNationalScienceFoundation (OCEandOCE),andthe HawaiicommunityFoundation(ADVC)
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JingGu,YuantaoHaoSunYatsenUniversitySchoolofPublicHealth,Guangzhou,China
Abstract:Inthedevelopmentofglobalhealth,implementationresearch,whichconsistsofabroadcategoryofmethodsfocusingonturningeffectivehealthinterventionsintohealthpractices,isreceivingmoreand moreattentionImplementationresearchinChina,however,isstillinitsearlystageofdevelopmentInthispaper,weintroducedthebackground,concept,theoreticalframeworkandanexampleofimplementationresearchFurthermore,wesummarizedthedifficultiesinthedevelopmentofimplementationresearch worldwide,andtheaspects needto bestrengthenedin orderto startimplementationresearchinChina
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WuhanUniversitySchoolofPublicHealth,GlobalHealthInstitute,Wuhan,China;
TsinghuaUniversityHospitalManagementInstitute,Beijing,China;
TheMinistryofHealthHospitalManagementInstitute,Beijing,China;
WuhanUniversitySchoolofPoliticalScienceandPuldicAdministration,Wuhan,China
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