A Odone's research while affiliated with University of Pavia and other places

... Accelerated declines could be observed in OC mortality, from 2% per year to almost 4% per year from 2017 through 2020 2 . The agestandardized OC death rate fall 6% to 4.3/100, 000 in 2022, and it was predicted to continue doing so until 2025 at least 4,5 . These favorable patterns likely nd their main driving factor in advancements in novel therapeutic regimens 5 . ...

... In this perspective, simultaneously work on health education (among general public or, as in this case specific target populations) and HCWs' training (and re-training) is of paramount importance to concurrently and correctly inform people and ensure an updated and timely education of HCWs [82]. This dual action allows, on the one hand, facilitating the public's access to appropriate sources of information, and on the other hand, dispelling doubts among HCWs [83], especially in the case of vaccine administration among pregnant women. This is particularly important given the novelty of the vaccine and the subsequent influx of new available information [84][85][86][87]. ...

... In 2022, the Mondino Foundation's HICC established a comprehensive plan for HAI prevention. The hospital administration supported the project as a strategic area for research [40,41] and development. The four aforementioned dimensions (institutional safety and a supportive climate; continuous training and education; widespread reminders in the workplace; alcohol-based hand rub at points of care for healthcare employees) were developed at the same time the HandInScan ® scanner was introduced. ...

... China is in the "critical period", "hard period" and "window period" of ecological civilization construction, and the ecological and environmental situation is still very serious. The only way to effectively solve environmental problems and improve the efficiency of environmental governance is for all people to share the "ecological dividend" and "green welfare" [1][2][3][4]. China's environmental governance is changing from a single administrative-led model to a diversified shared governance model, which also indicates that China will build a social action system for the whole population to participate in environmental governance in the future [5]. ...

... Esta herramienta tiene el potencial de convertirse en un futuro en la principal estrategia de monitoreo de campo, registro de casos y contención de las cadenas de contagios si se consigue su uso masivo y casi diario durante brotes de alguna enfermedad epidémica nueva o ya conocida Petersen et al., 2021). Esta herramienta no ha sido realmente útil durante la pandemia de covid-19 porque los costos siguen siendo prohibitivos, pero todo indica que debería jugar un rol primordial en brotes futuros, superando a los sistemas de monitoreo de caso-contacto digitales que probaron ser sumamente costosos y muy poco efectivos (Pegollo et al., 2021;Zetterholm et al., 2021;Alo et al., 2022). ...

... In the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, distance learning and reactive class closures have been extensively implemented in a variety of high-income countries to counter the spread of SARS-CoV-2 (Manica et al., 2021). Large outbreaks among school-age children have been reported in different countries (Manica et al., 2022a;Stein-Zamir et al., 2020;Vardavas et al., 2022), and ad-hoc monitoring of the transmission during in-person education revealed a non-negligible proportion of secondary cases linked to school contacts (Vardavas et al., 2022;Tonon et al., 2021;Larosa et al., 2020;Meuris et al., 2021;Gamboa Moreno et al., 2021;Kremer et al., 2022;van Iersel et al., 2023;Pray et al., 2020;Peetluk et al., 2021;Macartney et al., 2020). Data from US and Sweden highlighted an increased risk of infection and COVID-19-related outcomes among people living with a child or a teacher attending school in person (Lessler et al., 2021;Vlachos et al., 2021), suggesting that SARS-CoV-2 transmission in educational settings should not be underestimated. ...

... One of society's greatest challenges is to combat sedentary lifestyles in order to prevent the onset of cardiovascular diseases and problems associated with physical inactivity [1], since physical inactivity is considered the fourth leading risk factor for mortality worldwide [2]. Research has associated low or non-existent levels of physical activity with an increased risk of developing diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, breast or colon cancer, as well as mental illness [3][4][5][6][7]. ...

... In the light of the above, policymakers should face the disparities and inequities in healthcare access experienced by economically poorer demographic sections and implement catch-up activities [39,40]. Efforts need to be made to promote integration between the public education system and the national health service by incorporating science classes on health education in school curricula. ...

... In this study, COVID-19 incidence was highest in two age groups, 30-40 years and 40-50 years, at 27.3 and 23.4%, respectively. The study results are consistent with the literature concerning healthcare workers [39][40][41] but different from published data on the general population [41], which may result from healthcare workers' intensive professional activity and the need to combine more social roles during the pandemic than the general population. As the study involved a group of healthcare workers that differs in sex and age structure from the general population, its results are not directly generalizable. ...

... On the other hand, effectiveness against hospitalization and mortality remained sustained even after 20 weeks from vaccination [8], and data from a large meta-regression indicated an overall preserved protection against severe COVID-19 for up to 6 months (effectiveness > 50%) [9]. Among patients admitted to intensive care unit (ICU), vaccinated were characterized by older age [10,11] and a higher number of comorbidities [10,12]. In particular, what emerged from different studies is that vaccinated patients were more often affected by chronic heart disease (CHD), diabetes mellitus (DM), chronic kidney disease (CKD), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and conditions which determine immunosuppression [13][14][15]. ...