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1. Microfluidics for Biosensing.

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Feng, Shilun, Asadnia, Mohsen, Feng, Shilun, and Li, Ming

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Technology: general issues, 3D microstructure, 3D-printed, HFF-QCM (high fundamental frequency quartz crystal microbalance), MQCM (monolithic quartz crystal microbalance), Mycoplasma pneumoniae, PC12 cells, PoC (point of care), adsorption, amine functionalization, biomedical microfluidics, biosensor, cancer stem cells, capillary pressure control valve (CPCV), caries, dental practice, detection limit, electrochemistry, enzyme, ferritin, flow cell, fluorescence-linked immunosorbent assay, food safety, glioblastoma cells, graphene oxide, healthcare monitoring, high-frequency dielectrophoresis, immunosensor, integrated systems, lab-on-a-disk, macrolides, mass transfer, mass transport, microfluidic, microfluidic adsorption-based sensor, microfluidic droplets, microfluidic point-of-care device, microfluidics, microparticles, microstructure topography, modularisation, nanoparticles, neural differentiation, oral health, passive valve, periodontitis, point-of-care diagnostics, qPCR, quantification limit, resistance mutations, saliva diagnostics, sample-to-answer, single cell manipulation, sports analytics, stochastic model, synthesis, treatment monitoring, two-phase biocatalysis, ultimate noise performance, vascular endothelial growth factor, wearable biosensors
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Summary: There are 12 papers published with 8 research articles, 3 review articles and 1 perspective. The topics cover: Biomedical microfluidics Lab-on-a-chip Miniaturized systems for chemistry and life science (MicroTAS) Biosensor development and characteristics Imaging and other detection technologies Imaging and signal processing Point-of-care testing microdevices Food and water quality testing and control We hope this collection could promote the development of microfluidics and point-of-care testing (POCT) devices for biosensing.

2. COVID-19. Impact on Public Health and Healthcare.

Author

Batra, Kavita, Batra, Kavita, and Sharma, Manoj

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Humanities, Social interaction, ARIMA, African American, COVID-19, COVID-19 spreading, COVID-19 stressor, COVID-19 vaccine, Coronavirus, ELISA, HCWs, Hidalgo Mexico, ICF, Impact of event scale, India, Japan, LDR based controller, SARS-COV-2, SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2, SARS-CoV-2 infection, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabian females, Southeast Asia (SEA), antibodies, anxiety, artificial intelligence, assessment, automated dispenser, avoidance of infection, awareness and knowledge, basic reproduction number, basic reproduction number (R0), behavior change, behaviors, bibliometric analysis, blood donors, check-up, chiropractic, college student, college students, community, computerized tomography, concerns, confirmed cases, control strategies, coping strategies, coronavirus, cost, data analysis, demographic risk factor, dental care, dental complaints, dental examination, dental health services, dental practice, dental precautions, dental service use, dental students, dental visits, dentist, depression, direct RT-PCR, e-learning, echocardiography, effectiveness, emotional traits, environmental factor, epidemic pattern, exponential growth, fabrication, face masks, family, family carers for older adults, fear, forecasting, free tickets for the aged, global health governance, global pandemic, global south, handwashing, health, health behavior, health care workers, health communication, health communications, health policy and regulation, health services, healthcare, healthcare services, hospitalized patients, incidence rate, individual, infection control, infection control practices, infectious disease, infectious disease transmission, information source trust, international cooperation, international cruises, internet, interprofessional education, intolerance of uncertainty, knowledge, level 1 trauma, lockdown, loneliness, m-health, machine learning, manual therapy, mass media, medical students, mental health, migration, modeling, molecular detection, multi-theory model, multimorbidity, myopia, negative attitude, novel coronavirus, novel design, observational study, obstetric management, older adults, online survey, oral health, osteopathy, pain, pandemic, perceived stress, perception, personality traits, pharmacy students, physiotherapy, pneumonia, post-graduate year training, postponed dental visits, pregnant woman, prevention, protection motivation theory, protective behavior changes, psychological symptom, public health, public health nurse, reduction of COVID-19 spread, refugees, resilience, restriction, risk factors, role ambiguity, role conflict, routine care, seafarers, self-efficacy, seroprevalence, severe acute respiratory syndrome, ships, smartphones, social connectedness, social distancing, social isolation, social lockdown, social support, spatio-temporal analysis, stress, students, subway use demand, suicidal ideation, survey, survival rate, sustainable ageing society, systematic review, technology, telehealth, telephone consultation, text classification, time-series, vaccination, vaccination rate, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine hesitant, vaccine literacy, vertical transmission, visual health, young adults, young people, youth and children health
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Summary: This compendium describes the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on all aspects of people lives. Data presented in this collection will be useful to understand the disruption in healthcare, learning, and socio-economic aspects amidst the pandemic. The sooner we begin to understand the impact, the better placed we will be to address the unmet needs of vulnerable population groups.

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