Publications by authors named "Soumyadipta Roy"
Objective: The cross-sectional study evaluates if the prepandemic work environments in nursing homes predict coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases among residents and staff, accounting for other factors.
Method: Leveraging data from a survey of California and Ohio nursing homes (n = 340), we examined if Workplace Integrated Safety and Health domains - Leadership, Participation, and Comprehensive and Collaborative Strategies predicted cumulative COVID-19 cases among nursing home residents and staff.
Results: In Ohio, a 1-unit increase in Leadership score was associated with 2 fewer staff cases and 4 fewer resident cases.
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- Some people with early-onset Alzheimer's disease have trouble getting the help they need, especially in rural areas where there might not be enough specialists.
- The study looked at whether living in a rural or urban area made a difference in how often these patients got tested or saw doctors.
- It found that there wasn't a big difference in the type of care new patients received, like psychological assessments or visits to specialists, between those living in rural and urban places.
Gastric cancer, a malignant and highly proliferative condition, has significantly affected a large population around the globe and is known to be caused by various factors including genetic, epigenetic, and environmental influences. Though the global trend of these cancers is declining, an increase in its frequency is still a threat because of changing lifestyles and dietary habits. However, genetic and epigenetic alterations related to gastric cancers also have an equivalent contribution towards carcinogenic development.
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