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OBJECTIVE: Social residents become increasingly concerned about Alzheimer's dementia (AD) as a global public health crisis. China's AD population is the largest and growing fastest. However, no study has examined Chinese social residents' knowledge and attitudes concerning Alzheimer's illness. This study examined Chinese social residents' AD knowledge and attitudes using the Alzheimer's Disease Knowledge Scale (ADKS) and dementia attitudes scale (DAS). DESIGN: Cross-sectional survey. SAMPLE: 338 social residents over 18 years old from various Chinese regions were recruited using convenient sampling. MEASUREMENTS: The ADKS (Chinese) and the Dementia Attitude Scale (Chinese) were used to assess their knowledge and attitude regarding AD. RESULTS: A total of 328 respondents (97.04%) completed the survey. ADKS = 19.44 ± 3.33; DAS = 86.98 ± 12.7. Age and education levels can have a substantial impact on ADKS scores, and education levels can have a substantial impact on DAS scores. CONCLUSIONS: Low levels of awareness and acceptance of AD exist among Chinese residents. The results indicate that China must immediately implement comprehensive AD education for its social residents.
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ObjectiveTo analyze the online public Q&A texts on HPV vaccine， focus on the important issues related to HPV vaccination and cervical cancer prevention in China， and propose strategies and suggestions. MethodsThe latent Dirichlet allocation （LDA） topic model was employed to extract key topics of 15 565 Q&A texts related to HPV vaccines from the social Q&A platform "Zhihu". The Baidu AI sentiment analysis tool was used to analyze the emotional tendencies of the texts corresponding to each topic， and the topics were classified based on the strategic coordinate method. ResultsOnline users focused on eight topics about HPV vaccine information. Among them， vaccination knowledge， HPV vaccination hesitation， and HPV vaccine development and marketing belonged to the low positivity-high negativity emotional topics， HPV infection and high-risk factors belonged to the low positivity-low negativity emotional topics， and HPV vaccine appointment channels， comparison between domestic and imported vaccines， HPV vaccines and cervical cancer prevention， and HPV vaccine types and selection were grouped under high positivity-low negativity emotional topics. ConclusionPublic concerns regarding HPV vaccines can be classified into three major dimensions： health knowledge， health beliefs， and health behaviors. Overall， the public's views and attitudes towards vaccine-related issues are not optimistic. Strengthening science publicity and education， enhancing vaccine supervision， and encouraging enterprises’ innovative research and development capability are effective strategies to improve public awareness of cervical cancer prevention and accelerate the full HPV vaccination coverage.
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OBJECTIVE To mine the focus and emotional attitude of the public on rare diseases， and to provide decision- making reference for relevant departments to formulate and implement relevant policies， systems and strategies for medical security of rare diseases. METHODS Latent Dirichlet allocation （LDA） topic model and sentiment analysis method were used to analyze the comment text of short videos related to the “nosinasine” medical insurance admission event on the Bilibili video website， mine the theme and sentiment tendency of the text， and put forward relevant strategy suggestions. RESULTS A total of 8 videos with tens of thousands of playback and 7 109 text data were obtained. According to the LDA analysis， online public paid attention to 9 topics related to rare diseases （the price of rare disease drugs， the inclusion of rare disease drugs in medical insurance， the status quo of research and development of rare disease drugs， the scope of medical insurance and the medical security system， the plight of rare disease patients， the prevention and screening of rare diseases， the value of rare disease drugs in medical insurance， the Chinese and western medical methods of rare diseases， and the supply and demand status of rare disease drugs）， which could be summarized into 4 categories according to the objects of concern （rare disease drugs， rare disease medical insurance， rare disease medical and health services and rare disease patient groups）. On the whole， the emotional tendency of the Internet public towards each topic showed a low positive and high negative tendency. CONCLUSIONS The public paid more attention to the price， research and development， supply and demand of rare disease drugs， and was deeply worried about the current medical status of rare diseases in China. To strengthen and improve the medical security for patients with rare diseases， such as actively carrying out public health services for rare diseases， strengthening cooperation in the diagnosis and treatment of rare diseases， and researching rare disease drugs， etc. Chinese medical and health departments can make concerted efforts in medical and health services， drug supply security， medical security and other social security.
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Iron is an important trace element in human body. It is involved in heme synthesis, myelin sheath formation, mitochondrial respiratory chain electron transfer, DNA replication, repair，epigenetic control and so on. In order to maintain iron homeostasis, the body maintains iron balance by regulating the absorption of dietary iron by intestinal cells, recovery of iron by macrophages and storage of iron in liver cells. These iron metabolism regulation processes involve sophisticated cellular and molecular regulatory systems. When iron homeostasis is broken, both iron deficiency and iron overload will result in damage to the body. In this review, we review the research progress on the absorption, distribution and recovery of iron, the cellular and molecular regulatory mechanisms of iron metabolism and the consequences of iron homeostasis imbalance.
