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1 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2024―Oct―14 Measuring Risk Perception and Risk Compensation among Local Residents toward COVID-19 in the Tourism Sandbox Islands: Comparative Evidence from the Phuket Sandbox and Samui Plus Model in Thailand P. Pholphirul
2 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2024―Oct―14 Measuring Risk Perception and Risk Compensation among Local Residents toward COVID-19 in the Tourism Sandbox Islands: Comparative Evidence from the Phuket Sandbox and Samui Plus Model in Thailand P. Pholphirul
3 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2024―Jul―03 Using inductive machine learning to identify risk factors for healthcare workers to get infected with highly contagious viruses (based on COVID-19 model) I.A. Egorov, S.S. Smirnova, A.V. Semenov
4 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2024―Jul―03 COVID-19 pandemic: the role of risk factors related to urban space (Analytical review) B.A. Revich
5 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2024―Jul―01 Using inductive machine learning to identify risk factors for healthcare workers to get infected with highly contagious viruses (based on COVID-19 model) I.A. Egorov, S.S. Smirnova, A.V. Semenov
6 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2024―Jul―01 COVID-19 pandemic: the role of risk factors related to urban space (Analytical review) B.A. Revich
7 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―Oct―17 Subjective assessment of occupational risk factors for health and psychoemotional state of health care workers under changed working conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic K.A. Hutsich, G.E. Kosiachenko, S.I. Sychik, Е.A. Nikalayeva, I.V. Madeksha
8 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―Oct―16 SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL RISK FACTORS FOR HEALTH AND PSYCHOEMOTIONAL STATE OF HEALTH CARE WORKERS UNDER CHANGED WORKING CONDITIONS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC K.A. Hutsich, G.E. Kosiachenko, S.I. Sychik, E.A. Nikalayeva, I.V. Madeksha
9 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―Jul―12 Spatial-dynamic heterogeneity of the COVID-19 epidemic process in the Russian Federation regions (2020-2023) N.V. Zaitseva, S.V. Kleyn, M.V. Glukhikh
10 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―Jul―12 Predicting risks of prothrombotic readiness under COVID-19 using genetic testing N.A. Vorobyeva, A.I. Vorobyeva, A.S. Vorontsova
11 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―May―25 Hygienic aspects of anti COVID-19 measures T.S. Isiutina-Fedotkova, Y.V. Zhernov, V.V. Makarova, D.V. Shcherbakov, N.N. Zabroda, N.A. Ermakova, et al. (+3)
12 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―May―25 The risk of developing severe clinical forms of covid-19 in healthcare workers in the initial period of the pandemic: Non-occupational factors and laboratory prognostic indicators T.A. Platonova, A.A. Golubkova, M.S. Sklyar, E.A. Karbovnichaya, S.S. Smirnova, K.V. Varchenko, et al. (+3)
13 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―May―22 Hygienic aspects of anti COVID-19 measures T.S. Isiutina-Fedotkova, Y.V. Zhernov, V.V. Makarova, D.V. Shcherbakov, N.N. Zabroda, N.A. Ermakova, et al. (+3)
14 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―May―22 The risk of developing severe clinical forms of covid-19 in healthcare workers in the initial period of the pandemic: Non-occupational factors and laboratory prognostic indicators T.A. Platonova, A.A. Golubkova, M.S. Sklyar, E.A. Karbovnichaya, S.S Smirnova, K.V. Varchenko, et al. (+3)
15 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―Mar―13 Immune status and cytokine spectrum as predictors of the risk of severe disease and performance indicators of intensive therapy in patients with coronavirus infection COVID-19 V.F. Sadykov, R.A. Poltavtseva, A.V. Chaplygina, N.V. Bobkova
16 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2023―Jan―12 Immune status and cytokine spectrum as predictors of the risk of severe disease and performance indicators of intensive therapy in patients with coronavirus infection covid-19 V.F. Sadykov, R.A. Poltavtseva, A.V. Chaplygina, N.V. Bobkova
17 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―18 Problematic internet use as youth’s risky behavior under distance learning during the Covid-19 pandemic V.R. Kuchma, A.Yu. Makarova, E.V. Naryshkina, N.L. Yamschikova, A.Yu. Brazhnikov, A.A. Fedorinin, et al. (+2)
18 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―17 Problematic internet use as youth’s risky behavior under distance learning during the Covid-19 pandemic V.R. Kuchma, A.Yu. Makarova, E.V. Naryshkina, N.L. Yamschikova, A.Yu. Brazhnikov, A.A. Fedorinin, et al. (+2)
19 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―17 Assessment of bacterial filtration and air permeability of face masks used by people duirng the COVID-19 pandemic E.A. Shashina, E.V. Belova, O.A. Gruzdeva, A.Y. Skopin, S.V. Andreev, Y.V. Zhernov, et al. (+4)
20 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―17 Young students’ lifestyle as a health risk factor during the COVID-19 pandemic under various anti-epidemic strategies A.I. Shpakou, L.G. Klimatckaia, Yu.Yu. Bocharova, A.A. Dyachuk, O.Yu. Shik
21 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―17 Young students’ lifestyle as a health risk factor during the COVID-19 pandemic under various anti-epidemic strategies A.I. Shpakou, L.G. Klimatckaia, Yu.Yu. Bocharova, A.A. Dyachuk, O.Yu. Shik
22 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―17 Risks of becoming infected with SARS-CoV-2 for medical personnel in a large industrial city during the pandemic: comparative assessment S.S. Smirnova, I.А. Egorov, N.N. Zhuikov, L.G. Vyatkina, А.N. Kharitonov, А.V. Semenov, О.V. Morova
23 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Oct―17 Risks of becoming infected with SARS-CoV-2 for medical personnel in a large industrial city during the pandemic: comparative assessment S.S. Smirnova, I.А. Egorov, N.N. Zhuikov, L.G. Vyatkina, А.N. Kharitonov, А.V. Semenov, О.V. Morova
24 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jun―27 Epidemiologic aspects in prevention of the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19) (Literature review) T.M. Butaev, A.S. Tsirikhova, D.V. Kabaloeva, D.O. Kudukhova
25 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jun―27 Assessment of bacterial filtration and air permeability of face masks used by people duirng the COVID-19 pandemic E.A. Shashina, E.V. Belova, O.A. Gruzdeva, A.Y. Skopin, S.V. Andreev, Y.V. Zhernov, et al. (+4)
26 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jan―19 On revealing risk groups regarding emotional burn-out syndrome among medical workers during the covid-19 pandemic T.A. Platonova, A.A. Golubkova, S.S. Smirnova, E.V. Dyachenko, K.V. Shahova, A.D. Nikitskaya
27 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jan―19 Questioning the early events leading to the COVID-19 pandemic J. Reis, R. Frutos, A. Buguet, A. Le Faou, G. Sandner, G.C. Román, P.S. Spencer
28 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jan―19 SCORE ESTIMATE OF COVID-19 RISKS AS PER SOCIO-HYGIENIC AND BEHAVIORAL INDICATORS T.S. Isiutina-Fedotkova, D.Yu. Kazieva, V.A. Sukhov, O.V. Mitrokhin
29 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jan―14 On revealing risk groups regarding emotional burn-out syndrome among medical workers during the covid-19 pandemic T.A. Platonova, A.A. Golubkova, S.S. Smirnova, E.V. Dyachenko, K.V. Shahova, A.D. Nikitskaya
30 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jan―14 Questioning the early events leading to the COVID-19 pandemic J. Reis, R. Frutos, A. Buguet, A. Le Faou, G. Sandner, G.C. Román, P.S. Spence
31 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2022―Jan―14 Score estimate of covid-19 risks as per socio-hygienic and behavioral indicators T.S. Isiutina-Fedotkova, D.Yu. Kazieva, V.A. Sukhov, O.V. Mitrokhin
32 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―19 EPIDEMIOLOGIC ASPECTS IN PREVENTION OF THE NEW CORONAVIRUS INFECTION (COVID-19): LITERATURE REVIEW T.M. Butaev, A.S. Tsirikhova, D.V. Kabaloeva, D.O. Kudukhova
33 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―19 ON ESTIMATING THE ADDITIONAL INCIDENCE OF COVID-19 AMONG POPULATIONS EXPOSED TO POLLUTED AMBIENT AIR: METHODICAL APPROACHES AND SOME PRACTICAL RESULTS N.V. Zaitseva, I.V. May, J. Reis, P.S. Spenser, D.A. Kiryanov, M.R. Kamaltdinov
34 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―19 ADHERENCE TO VACCINATION AND PERCEPTION OF COVID-19 RISK AMONG POPULAITON IN THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS E.A. Hutsich, S.I. Sychyk, S.L. Itpayeva-Liudchyk
35 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―19 THE RISK OF COVID-19 SEVERITY IN PATIENTS WITH MS APPEARS TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH IMMUNOTHERAPY E. Iacobaeus, I. Boström, Ch. Zhukovsky, Sh.G. Berntsson, A.-M. Landtblom
36 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―18 EPIDEMIOLOGIC ASPECTS IN PREVENTION OF THE NEW CORONAVIRUS INFECTION (COVID-19): LITERATURE REVIEW T.M. Butaev, A.S. Tsirikhova, D.V. Kabaloeva, D.O. Kudukhova
37 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―18 ON ESTIMATING THE ADDITIONAL INCIDENCE OF COVID-19 AMONG POPULATIONS EXPOSED TO POLLUTED AMBIENT AIR: METHODICAL APPROACHES AND SOME PRACTICAL RESULTS N.V. Zaitseva, I.V. May, J. Reis, P.S. Spenser, D.A. Kiryanov, M.R. Kamaltdinov
38 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―18 ADHERENCE TO VACCINATION AND PERCEPTION OF COVID-19 RISK AMONG POPULAITON IN THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS E.A. Hutsich, S.I. Sychyk, S.L. Itpayeva-Liudchyk
39 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Oct―18 THE RISK OF COVID-19 SEVERITY IN PATIENTS WITH MS APPEARS TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH IMMUNOTHERAPY E. Iacobaeus, I. Boström, Ch. Zhukovsky, Sh.G. Berntsson, A.-M. Landtblom
40 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jul―30 Suicides during the COVID-19 pandemic: comparing frequencies in three population groups, 9.2 million people overall V.A. Rozanov, N.V. Semenova, Yu.G. Kamenshchikov, A.Ya. Vuks, V.V. Freize, L.V. Malyshko, et al. (+6)
41 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jul―30 COVID-19: neurological sequelae P.S. Spencer, G. Román, A. Buguet, A. Guekht, J. Reis
42 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jul―29 Suicides during the COVID-19 pandemic: comparing frequencies in three population groups, 9.2 million people overall V.A. Rozanov, N.V. Semenova, Yu.G. Kamenshchikov, A.Ya. Vuks, V.V. Freize, L.V. Malyshko, et al. (+6)
43 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jul―29 COVID-19: neurological sequelae P.S. Spencer, G. Román, A. Buguet, A. Guekht, J. Reis
44 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―May―03 Spatio-temporal modeling of COVID-19 epidemic V.L. Sokolovsky, G.B. Furman, D.A. Polyanskaya, E.G. Furman
45 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―May―03 Approaches to analyzing efficiency of respiratory protective equipment as a way to reduce health risks during COVID-19 pandemic E.A. Shashina, T.S. Isiutina-Fedotkova, V.V. Makarova, O.A. Gruzdeva, O.V. Mitrokhin
46 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Apr―09 Spatio-temporal modeling of COVID-19 epidemic V.L. Sokolovsky, G.B. Furman, D.A. Polyanskaya, E.G. Furman
47 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Apr―09 Approaches to analyzing efficiency of respiratory protective equipment as a way to reduce health risks during COVID-19 pandemic E.A. Shashina, T.S. Isiutina-Fedotkova, V.V. Makarova, O.A. Gruzdeva, O.V. Mitrokhin
48 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jan―08 Prevalence of behavioral risk factors that cause contagion with COVID-19 among population in belarus: results obtained via cross-sectional study S.I. Sychik
49 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jan―08 COVID-19: well-known drugs, new opportunities A.Kh. Ashirmetov, I.R. Mavlyanov, Z.I. Mavlyanov, G.Zh. Zharylkasynova
50 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jan―08 Dependence between mortality in regions and prevalence of active SARS-COV2 carriers and resources available to public healthcare organizations V.S. Stepanov
51 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jan―05 Prevalence of behavioral risk factors that cause contagion with COVID-19 among population in belarus: results obtained via cross-sectional study S.I. Sychik
52 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jan―05 COVID-19: well-known drugs, new opportunities A.Kh. Ashirmetov, I.R. Mavlyanov, Z.I. Mavlyanov, G.Zh. Zharylkasynova
53 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2021―Jan―05 Dependence between mortality in regions and prevalence of active SARS-COV2 carriers and resources available to public healthcare organizations V.S. Stepanov
54 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2020―Dec―03 Understanding the perception and hierarchy of risks: an environmental medico-scientific perspective with COVID-19 in mind J. Reis, N.V. Zaitseva, P.S. Spencer
55 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2020―Oct―16 Understanding the perception and hierarchy of risks: an environmental medico-scientific perspective with COVID-19 in mind J. Reis, N.V. Zaitseva, P.S. Spencer
56 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2020―Aug―10 Dynamics of local epidemic COVID-19 outbreak through the prism of compartment modeling V.F. Obesnyuk
57 [GO] Health Risk Analysis 2020―Jul―14 Dynamics of local epidemic COVID-19 outbreak through the prism of compartment modeling V.F. Obesnyuk
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