Responding to Swaziland's dual epidemic.

Cultural and societal obstacles in responding to Swaziland's HIV epidemic.

Study on the impact of multiple prevention strategies on COVID-19 pandemic

Background:Today, with the coronavirus pandemic, the governments and international institutions are rapidly taking various approaches to infection control. In the meantime, the care of healthcare workers who are responsible for the health and treatment of patients is very important. The COVID-19 epidemic in China has achieved a great victory, and it is important to summarize the successful anti...

Post-Pandemic Housing Architecture: Lessons from Covid19

Like other crises, the coronavirus epidemic has had a significant impact on our lives. As a result, the built environment has changed in order to adapt to new conditions and needs. Since Covid19 will not be the first and possibly the last epidemic, housing design must also adapt to the new reality. At present, the spatial properties of housing are influenced by strategies of social distance, qu...

Attention and gaze shifting in dual-task and go/no-go performance with vocal responding.

Evidence from go/no-go performance on the Eriksen flanker task with manual responding suggests that individuals gaze at stimuli just as long as needed to identify them (e.g., Sanders, 1998). In contrast, evidence from dual-task performance with vocal responding suggests that gaze shifts occur after response selection (e.g., Roelofs, 2008a). This difference in results may be due to the nature of...

Responding to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Africa: Churches United Against HIV and AIDS