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1. Maternal, Infant, and Breast Milk Antibody Response Following COVID-19 Infection in Early Versus Late Gestation

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Wachman, Elisha M., Snyder-Cappione, Jennifer, Devera, Jean, Boateng, Jeffery, Dhole, Yashoda, Clarke, Katherine, Yuen, Rachel R., Parker, Samantha E., Hunnewell, Jessica, Ferraro, Renee, Jean-Sicard, Sigride, Woodard, Elizabeth, Cruikshank, Alice, Sinha, Bharati, Bartolome, Ruby, Barnett, Elizabeth D., Yarrington, Christina, Taglauer, Elizabeth S., and Sabharwal, Vishakha

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2022
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2. Maternal, Infant, and Breast Milk Antibody Response Following COVID-19 Infection in Early Versus Late Gestation

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Wachman, Elisha M., Snyder-Cappione, Jennifer, Devera, Jean, Boateng, Jeffery, Dhole, Yashoda, Clarke, Katherine, Yuen, Rachel R., Parker, Samantha E., Hunnewell, Jessica, Ferraro, Renee, Jean-Sicard, Sigride, Woodard, Elizabeth, Cruikshank, Alice, Sinha, Bharati, Bartolome, Ruby, Barnett, Elizabeth D., Yarrington, Christina, Taglauer, Elizabeth S., and Sabharwal, Vishakha

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2023
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11. Health Challenges of Young Travelers Visiting Friends and Relatives Compared With Those Traveling for Other Purposes

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Han, Pauline, Yanni, Emad, Jentes, Emily S., Hamer, Davidson H., Chen, Lin H., Wilson, Mary E., MacLeod, William B., Ooi, Winnie W., Kogelman, Laura, Karchmer, Adolf W., and Barnett, Elizabeth D.

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The study objective was to assess differences in demographics and travel health challenges between youths 18 years old traveling internationally to visit friends and relatives (VFRs) compared with those traveling for other purposes (non-VFR).

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2012
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12. Otitis media in children born to human immunodeficiency virusinfected mothers

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BARNETT, ELIZABETH D., KLEIN, JEROME O., I, STEPHEN, and LUGINBUHL, LYNN M.

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Acute otitis media (AOM) is thought to occur frequently in children infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). We compared experience with AOM of 28 HIV-infected children with that of 33 children who seroreverted to HIV antibody negative status by age 18 months. The mean number of episodes/year of AOM for children who seroreverted decreased from 1.33 in the first year of life to 0.13 in the third year, whereas the mean number of episodes/year in HIV-infected children increased from 1.89 to 2.40. By age 3 years, all HIV-infected children had experienced 1 or more episodes of AOM, and 80 had experienced 6 or more, whereas 75 of children who seroreverted had experienced 1 or more episodes, and none had had 6 or more. HIV-infected children with normal T4 lymphocyte counts had a mean of 1.18 episodes of AOM in the first year of life compared with 2.35 episodes in HIV-infected children with decreased counts (P = 0.023). HIV-infected children with low counts had a nearly 3-fold increased risk of recurrent AOM (17 vs. 18).

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1992

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