A systematic workflow of data mining confirms widespread ecological risks of SDHIs fungicides contamination in aquatic environment.

Succinate dehydrogenase inhibitors (SDHIs) are widely utilized fungicides that have been detected in various environments, raising significant concerns regarding their toxicity to aquatic organisms. A comprehensive analysis of SDHIs contamination and associated ecological risks has been challenging due to scattered data and varying scale. This study consolidated residue data from 194 aquatic environments across six regions, up to June 2024, providing an overview of SDHIs distribution and conducting a global-scale aquatic ecological risk assessment.

Research on the intelligent internet nursing model based on the child respiratory and asthma control test scale for asthma management of preschool children.

Background: Childhood asthma is a common respiratory ailment that significantly affects preschool children. Effective asthma management in this population is particularly challenging due to limited communication skills in children and the necessity for consistent involvement of a caregiver. With the rise of digital healthcare and the need for innovative interventions, Internet-based models can potentially offer relatively more efficient and patient-tailored care, especially in children.

Clinical application of the paraspinal erector approach for spinal canal decompression in upper lumber burst fractures.

Objective: Percutaneous pedicle screw fixation is commonly used for upper lumber burst fractures. The direct decompression remains challenging with this minimally invasive surgery. The objective was to evaluate a novel paraspinal erector approach for effective and direct decompression in patients with canal compromise and neurologic deficit.

[Influenza surveillance and antigenic and genetic characterization of predominant strains in Wuhan area in 2003].

Objective: To study influenza epidemic and analyze antigenic and genetic characterization of the predominant strains in Wuhan area in 2003.

Methods: Epidemiological data and specimens from influenza patients were collected from surveillance sites weekly. Viruses were isolated from the specimens.