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Journal of Preventive Medicine ; (12): 226-230,235, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-792597

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Objective To explore the association between different visual display terminal use and physical symptoms among adults.Methods Hangzhou,Jiaxing,Huzhou,Jinhua and Quzhou City were selected,where residents aged 18 years old and above were investigated using Mitofsky-Waksberg two-stage sampling.Information of demography,different visual display terminal use,eye and musculoskeletal symptoms,eye disease and eye relax were collected.Backward stepwise logistic regression was used to explore the association between different visual display terminal use and the symptoms (P value for addition < 0.05,P value for removal > 0.1).Results Totally 350 adults responded to the investigation,with a response rate of 48.54%.Finally,333 respondents were included in the analysis,among which 120 reported eye symptoms (36.04%) and 71reported musculoskeletal symptoms (21.32%).More time of computer use at work(0.5-4 h:OR=2.006,95% CI:1.021-3.943;4-6 h:OR=3.578,95% CI:1.751-7.315;>6 h:OR=4.874,95% CI:1.897-12.521) and eye disease (OR =4.361,95% CI:2.465-7.714) were significandy associated with higher odds ratios in eye symptoms.Similar pattern was seen for the association on time of computer use at work with musculoskeletal symptoms (0.5-4 h:OR =3.815,95 % CI:1.809-8.045;4-6 h:OR =4.974,95 % CI:2.281-10.845;> 6 h:OR =5.934,95% CI:2.347-15.005).More time of watching TV on television (> 2 h:OR =2.051,95%CI:1.068-3.939) and women (OR =1.884,95% CI:1.052-3.372) were also observed to be statistically associated with musculoskeletal symptoms.However,no statistical association was observed between the two symptoms and entertainment purpose use of computer/cell phone/pad/kindle (P > 0.05).Conclusion Computer use at work was significantly associated with eye symptoms,especially for those having eye diseases.It was also statistically associated with musculoskeletal symptoms,especially for women.

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Journal of Preventive Medicine ; (12): 1119-1122, 2016.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-792563

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Objective To explore the relationship between pulse blood pressure and cognitive function for the elders in Yuhuan County,Zhejiang Province.Methods Multi -stage cluster method was used to select 1 700 residents aged over 60 years in Yuhuan County,Zhejiang Province.Mini -Mental State Examination (MMSE)was used to screen cognitive impairment.Locally weighted scatter plot smoothing was used to explore the local linear trend between MMSE score and diastolic.The association between pulse pressure or blood pressure and cognitive function was analyzed by multivariate logistic regression analysis.Results The prevalence of cognitive impairments for the elders aged over 60 years in Yuhuan County was 15.74%.There was significant difference between the pulse blood pressure of cognitive impairment group (64.01 ±16.31)mmHg and none -cognitive impairment group (58.97 ±14.67)mmHg.The t value was 4.97.Pulse blood pressure and the elderly MMSE score showed a significant positive correlation.Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that cognitive function related to diastolic blood pressure (OR =1.010,95% CI:1.001 -1.019,P =0.034)after adjusting several covariate.Conclusion Normal cognitive function was associated with decreased pulse blood pressure among the elders aged over 60 years in Yunhuan County,Zhejiang Province.

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Journal of Zhejiang University. Medical sciences ; (6): 645-652, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-239639

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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To assess the risk of local transmission of Dengue caused by introduced cases with semi-quantitative method in 2015 in Zhejiang Province.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>Risk indexes of local transmission of Dengue caused by introduced cases were reviewed. The weights of indexes were computed by analytic hierarchy process and further used to generate absolute risk values by multiplying indexes. Moreover, comprehensive indexes were computed to describe relative risk by combining analytic hierarchy process and TOPSIS methods.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>Four primary indexes and 19 secondary indexes were identified for risk assessment of local transmission of Dengue. The indexes with maximum and minimum weight were the number of immigration from countries with Dengue patients (weight value: 0.0678) and density of population (weight value: 0.0371) respectively. All CR values, statistics for measuring consistency of score matrix, were less than 0.1 (minimum: 0.000, maximum: 0.0922, average: 0.0251). The absolute risk of Zhejiang Province was within the range of 0.397-0.504 (the full score was 1.0). The risk orders of 11 municipalities sorted by relative comprehensive indexes and absolute risk values methods were similar. The three highest municipalities were Hangzhou, Wenzhou and Ningbo and the ranges of absolute risk value were 0.387-0.494, 0.404-0.511 and 0.392-0.499 respectively.</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>The results provides scientific basis for preventing and controlling Dengue in Zhejiang Province. The indexes and weights may be used to assess risk of Dengue in future. In addition, the semi-quantitative method constructed in this study would be a significant reference for risk assessment of public health in emergencies.</p>


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Humans , China , Epidemiology , Dengue , Epidemiology , Risk Assessment
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