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Moderate Vs. Mild Cases of Overseas-Imported COVID
www.nature.com/scientificreports OPEN Moderate vs. mild cases of overseas‑imported COVID‑19 in Beijing: a retrospective cohort study Wenliang Zhai1,13, Zujin Luo2,13, Yue Zheng3,13, Dawei Dong4,13, Endong Wu5, Zhengfang Wang6, Junpeng Zhai7, Yujuan Han8, Huan Liu9, Yanran Wang10, Yaohui Feng11, Jing Wang1* & Yingmin Ma12* This study compared the diferences in the clinical manifestations, treatment courses and clinical turnover between mild and moderate coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‑19). Clinical data of the patients with imported COVID‑19 admitted to Beijing Xiaotangshan Designated Hospital between March 15 and April 30, 2020, were retrospectively analysed. A total of 53 COVID‑19 patients were included, with 21 mild and 32 moderate cases. Compared with the mild group, the moderate group showed signifcant diferences in breathing frequency, lymphocyte count, neutrophil percentage, neutrophil/lymphocyte ratio, procalcitonin, C‑reactive protein, and dynamic erythrocyte sedimentation rate. In the moderate group, 87.5% exhibited ground‑glass opacities, 14% exhibited consolidative opacities, 53.1% exhibited local lesions and 68.8% exhibited unilateral lesions. The proportion of patients who received antiviral or antibiotic treatment in the moderate group was higher than that in the mild group, and the number of cases that progressed to severe disease in the moderate group was also signifcantly higher (18.7% vs. 0%, p = 0.035). Compared with patients with mild COVID‑19, those with moderate COVID‑19 exhibited more noticeable infammatory reactions, more severe pulmonary imaging manifestations and earlier expression of protective antibodies. The overall turnover of the moderate cases was poorer than that of the mild cases. Population mobility between countries as well as between regions exacerbates the spread of COVID-19, resulting in unprecedented pressure from imported cases1. -
Yeyahu 野鸭湖 (Wild Duck Lake)
Birding Beijing Last Updated 27 January 2018 Yeya hu 野鸭湖 (Wild Duck Lake) A Site Guide Yeyahu Site Guide, Page !1 Birding Beijing Last Updated 27 January 2018 Yeya hu 野鸭湖 A Site Guide Overview Yeyahu (Wild Duck Lake) National Wetland Reserve is the premier birding location in Beijing Municipality. Located on the shores of Guanting Reservoir, Yanqing District, the reserve is at an elevation of 479 m and covers a total area of 6,873 hectares. Flanked by mountains to the north and south, it is a spectacularly scenic all-year round location but comes into its own in spring and autumn during migration season. It can produce cranes, geese, duck, raptors, buntings, warblers and bitterns. Just about anything can turn up! It is a regular stopover site for the Critically Endangered BAER’S POCHARD (typically April and October) and, with the recent creation of suitable habitat, it is possible this aythya could breed at this site in future. From mid-October to late mid-April, cranes, geese and RUDDY SHELDUCK can be seen in good numbers and large flocks of BAIKAL TEAL can be present in late October and November and again in April. It is perhaps the best site in Beijing to see EASTERN MARSH HARRIER with at least one adult male and several females usually present from March to October. YELLOW BITTERN breeds, as does the much scarcer VON SCHRENCK’S BITTERN. In recent years, BEARDED TITS have bred alongside the more common CHINESE PENDULINE TIT. From mid-May, the reedbeds are alive with ORIENTAL REED WARBLERS and the smaller BLACK-BROWED REED WARBLER is regular on passage. -
THE BEST CHOICE for the Five-Star Hotels and Residential Apartments
THE BEST CHOICE FOR the five-star hotels and residential apartments Asian edition 040 01 DESIGN CENTER 设 计 中 心 Bravat has two design centers around the world: A German-based one which is well-known for its design simplicity and its designers of different cultural backgrounds. The other center is located in Asia, and it consists of designers from Mainland China and Taiwan. Each design team includes professionals in the areas of external appearance, materials, structure, manufacturing, etc. They work together by integrating the Western and Eastern cultures, both rationally and emotionally. Keeping to the same design philosophy, they are dedicated to product renovation and pay attention to researching the cultural characteristics and users’ demands in different countries. In addition, they intensely create elements in order to provide users with comprehensive sanitary solutions which are gifted to local market features and take the lead in prospective lifestyle. According to its design philosophy, Bravat hopes to give the products with profound value of thinking. When consumers use Bravat’s sanitary products, hopefully they will appreciate the metaphoric beauty, both internally and externally, of the products that are given from their merits and perseverance in design. In return, we hope to extend our care to the consumers needs and create a life experience which is simpler and more comfortable for them. 贝朗在全球拥有两个设计中心:以极简设计闻名,由不同文化背景的设计师组成的 德国设计中心;及中国、台湾设计师组成的亚洲设计中心。每一个设计团队都包含 外型、材质、结构、制造等不同的专业性人员,他们一起合作,融汇东西方文化, 理性和感性,凭借相同的设计理念致力于产品创新,并关注各个地区文化特征研究 -
The Great Wall (Badaling Section)
PERIODIC REPORTING EXERCISE ON THE APPLICATION OF THE WORLD HERITAGE CONVENTION SECTION II State of Conservation of specific World Heritage property State Party: The People's Republic of China Property Name: The Great Wall (Badaling Section) PERIODIC REPORT ON THE APPLICATION OF THE WORLD HERITAGE CONVENTION Section II: The current state of the conservation of the World Heritage property Periodic Reporting on the Application of the World Heritage Convention Section II:State of Conservation of Specific World Heritage Property I. Periodic Reporting on the Application of the World Heritage Convention 11.1. Introduction State party Name of the world heritage property Geographical coordinates of the Great Wall (Badaling section) Date of inscription on the World Heritage List Organization(s) or entity(ies) responsible for the preparation of the report Date of report Signature on behalf of the state party 11.2. Statement of significance 11.3. Statement of authenticity/integrity 11.4. Management 11.5. Factors affecting the property 11.6. Monitoring 11.7. Conclusions and recommended action 11.8. Assessment of the periodic reporting exercise 11.9. Documentation attached (see attachments to 11.9 on Page 27) II. Questionnaire of the periodic reporting on the application of the World Heritage Convention Attachment 1: Maps and plans showing the general location of the property, its boundary and buffer zone as well as necessary details of the property itself Geographical location of the Badaling Great Wall in the People's Republic of China Geographical location of the Badaling Great Wall in Beijing Areas of the protective zone and buffer zone of the Badaling Great Wall Attachment 3. -
Wuhan Vlog” As an Example Jinxuan, Zhao
Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research, Volume 496 Proceedings of the 2020 3rd International Conference on Humanities Education and Social Sciences (ICHESS 2020) Vlog Characteristics Analysis in the Special Period: Take “Wuhan Vlog” as an Example Jinxuan, Zhao Department of Journalism and communication, Northwestern University, Xi'an, 710075, China [email protected] ABSTRACT In order to curb the spread of New Coronary Pneumonia (COVID-19), Wuhan, China announced the closure of the city on January 23, 2020. With the continuous efforts of the people throughout the country, the epidemic situation gradually improved, Wuhan announced the lifting of the closure of the city on April 8, 2020. During the 76-day closure, citizens who stayed in Wuhan learned about Wuhan from their perspective through a vlog. The researchers searched for “Wuhan vlog” on the video website bilibili (hereinafter referred to as “station B”) as a keyword, and classified and analyzed the top 100 views, so as to clarify the classification and characteristics of vlog in this special period. In this special environment, vlog gives people more choices, perspectives and channels of expression. Traditional media supplements and updates relevant information in Wuhan in a timely manner through cooperation with new media bloggers. vlog is displayed through the perspective of ordinary people rather than official discourse, which is more easily accepted by the audience. Keywords: Vlog, Wuhan, COVID-19, Opinion Leader, Empathy Comfort 1. Introduction 1. 2. Concepts and characteristics of vlog Due to the severe impact of the epidemic, Wuhan, China vlog is short for video blog. It is a video form, which refers announced that city bus, subway, ferry, and long-distance to a video diary that integrates text, images, and audio, and passenger transportation in Wuhan would be suspended can be personalized and show the daily life of the creator from 10:00 on January 23; citizens should not leave Wuhan after beautification through editing. -
Platelet Counts Are Associated with Arterial Stiffness in Chinese Han
Liu et al. BMC Cardiovascular Disorders (2020) 20:353 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12872-020-01634-7 RESEARCH ARTICLE Open Access Platelet counts are associated with arterial stiffness in Chinese Han population: a longitudinal study Kuo Liu1,2, Junfeng Xu3, Lixin Tao1,2, Kun Yang1,2, Yang Sun1,2 and Xiuhua Guo1,2* Abstract Background: Determining the risk factors for brachial-ankle pulse wave velocity (baPWV) may help to identify people susceptible to diabetic atherosclerosis and could prevent diabetic macrovascular complications in the early stages. We aim to comprehensively investigate risk factors contributing to arterial stiffness in patients with and without diabetes. Methods: BaPWV was measured in 5651 individuals who attended health check-ups at baseline and follow-up. Lasso regression was used to screen for risk factors. Mixed models and multiple linear regressions were subsequently established to evaluate the effect size of the potential risk factors on baPWV and PWV change rates. All analyses were stratified by diabetes. Mediation analysis was also conducted to demonstrate the mechanisms of arterial stiffness in patients with diabetes. Results: In lasso regression, postprandial 2-h glucose (P2hG), systolic blood pressure (SBP) and age were associated with baPWV regardless of diabetes. Platelet counts (PLT), mean corpuscular volume (MCV) and coronary heart disease (CHD) were associated with baPWV in patients with diabetes. In the mixed models, PLT were positively associated with baPWV in patients with diabetes (βplatelet, perSD = 25.80; 18.26–33.33). Elevated PLTs could also significantly increase the PWV change rate in patients with diabetes (βplatelet, perSD = 54.05; 10.00–107.10). -
A Birder's Guide to the Great Wall
Birding Beijing A Birder’s Guide To The Great Wall Introduction Birders are well known the world over for shunning even the most impressive tourist attractions in favour of a few hours birding, especially if there are a few local specialities to be seen. However, unlike in many capital cities, Beijing offers the chance to record some special birds whilst simultaneously experiencing one of the most impressive tourist attractions in the world – The Great Wall (Chinese: 長城, pingyin: changcheng). One of the most frequent queries I receive here at Birding Beijing is whether it’s possible to combine a day’s birding with a visit to the Wall. So I thought it high time I produced this “Birder’s Guide To The Great Wall.” The first thing to say is that, whichever part you visit, the Great Wall is majestic and it’s entirely possible to forget about birding when walking along the ramparts enjoying the stunning views and trying to imagine the incredible effort that went in to building this monumental construction that stretches from China’s east coast in Liaoning, Hebei and Tianjin through Beijing, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi and Shaanxi to Ningxia and Gansu Provinces in the west. The first sections were completed around 200BC; if you are interested in the history of the Great Wall, there is a good piece here. Overview There are several sections of the Great Wall within easy reach of Beijing city. The advantages of these sites are that the travel time is relatively short and getting there is relatively easy. The disadvantages are that they are mostly restored sections, meaning they are not the most authentic, and they are busy. -
A Guide to Beijing's Most Sought-After Birds
www.birding beijing.com Last update 14 July 2015 A Guide To Beijing’s Most Sought-After Birds Siberian Accentor (Prunella montanella, 棕眉山岩鹨) at Lingshan. A winter visitor to Beijing in varying numbers and one of visiting birders’ most sought-after species. Beijing is a brilliant place to watch birds. And the Chinese capital is an excellent place to see several range-restricted species that are difficult to see anywhere in the world. This is a short guide to 10 of the most sought-after species, including their status in Beijing, the best sites and some hints/tips for finding them. This guide should be used in conjunction with the site guides available at http://birdingbeijing.com/birders-guide-to-beijing/site-guide/ Please note that this guide is based on the best available information. If you have additional information, or spot any errors, please contact Birding Beijing via www.birdingbeijing.com. www.birdingbeijing.com www.birding beijing.com Top 10 Most Sought-After Species In Beijing English Name Scientific Name Chinese Name Pingyin Ibisbill Ibidorhyncha struthersii 鹮嘴鹬 Huán zuǐ yù Chinese Nuthatch Sitta villosa 黑头鳾 Hēi tóu shī Beijing (Chinese Rhopophilus pekinensis 山鹛 Shān méi Hill) Babbler Grey-sided Thrush Turdus feae 褐头鸫 Hè tóu dōng Green-backed Ficedula elisae 绿背姬鹟 Lǜ bèi jī wēng Flycatcher Siberian Accentor Prunella montanella 棕眉山岩鹨 Zōng méi shān shí liù Przewalski’s Phoenicurus 贺兰山红尾鸲 Hèlánshān hóng wěi (Alashan) Redstart alaschanicus qú White-winged Phoenicurus 红腹红尾鸲 Hóng fù hóng wěi (Guldenstadt’s) erythrogastrus qú Redstart Asian Rosy Finch Leucosticte arctoa 粉红腹岭雀 Fěnhóng fù lǐng què Pallas’s Rosefinch Carpodacus roseus 北朱雀 Běi zhūquè www.birdingbeijing.com www.birding beijing.com 1. -
A Specialized Clinical Laboratory Center for the Coronavirus Disease
REPORT FROM THE FIELD A Specialized Clinical Laboratory Center for the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital During the COVID-19 Outbreak Yaofei Xie, MD; Wenwen Wu, MD; Wen Xie, MD; Yi Jin, MD; Xiaodong Tan, MD, PhD ABSTRACT Responding to the extreme scarcity of medical resources during the early outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Wuhan, China, an emergency specialist hospital of Leishenshan started to construct on January 26, 2020, and accommodate patients on February 6, 2020. The clinical laboratory center of Leishenshan Hospital (CLCLH) was constructed at the same time within 11 days to support the treatment of inpatients in Leishenshan Hospital and the testing of suspected patients from different fever clinics in Wuhan. The CLCLH could perform a total of 320 clinic, 299 biochemistry, 31 microorganism, and 47 infection and immunity examinations per day. It could also complete an average of 239 nucleic acid tests and 118 severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) antibody examinations per day. No suspected cases were documented among the health care workers during the operation of the CLCLH. The construction and operation experiences of the CLCLH is provided in this study and might be used by other countries as reference. The content of this study is divided into 4 parts: (1) the establishment of the CLCLH, including its layout and medical resource allocation; (2) the major testing items; (3) the specific procedure of COVID-19 indicator examination; and (4) the standardized personal protection measures. Key Words: COVID-19, emergency, hospital, laboratory, test he coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pan- The Leishenshan Hospital was closed on April 15, demic outbreak is a global public health and 2020. -
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CHARACTERIZING ON-ROAD VEHICULAR EMISSIONS AND THEIR IMPACTS ON NEAR-ROADWAY AIR POLLUTION A Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Cornell University In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Xing Wang August 2011 © 2011 Xing Wang CHARACTERIZING ON-ROAD VEHICULAR EMISSIONS AND THEIR IMPACTS ON NEAR-ROADWAY AIR POLLUTION Xing Wang, Ph. D. Cornell University 2011 Traffic emission is a major source of urban air pollution. Vehicle is a significant contributor of carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxides (NOx), black carbon (BC) and ultrafine particle (UFP) on-road and near-roadways. People living and working near roadways are facing health risks due to the exposure of elevated pollutant concentration. In order to develop cost-efficient strategies to mitigate near-road air pollution for protecting public health and promoting sustainable growth, it is imperative to characterize on-road traffic emission and its impacts on near-road air quality. On-road chasing method was used in this study to investigate on-road vehicle emissions. This is the first application of this method in China. The method was developed and improved during a four-year field campaign and is an efficient approach to characterize emissions of a large number of on-road vehicles. Fleet average and individual emission factors (EF) are derived and reported. The large sample size significantly expands the database of real world Chinese vehicle emissions. Some of the results are reported for the first time in China: BC and UFP number EF of vehicles by type; EF of buses linked with emission standard; EF distribution based on large sample size; contribution of “heavy emitter” to entire on- road emission; spatial variance of UFP number concentration at on-road, roadside and ambient environments. -
Mental Health Burden of Frontline Health Professionals Treating
Psychological Medicine Mental health burden of frontline health professionals treating imported patients with cambridge.org/psm COVID-19 in China during the pandemic Correspondence Tengfei Tian1,2,*, Fanqiang Meng1,2,*, Weigang Pan1,2,*, Saina Zhang1,2,*, *These authors contributed equally to this 3 4 1,2 5,6 work. Teris Cheung , Chee H. Ng , Xiao-Hong Li and Yu-Tao Xiang Cite this article: Tian T, Meng F, Pan W, Zhang 1The National Clinical Research Center for Mental Disorders & Beijing Key Laboratory of Mental Disorders, Beijing S, Cheung T, Ng CH, Li X-H, Xiang Y-T (2020). Anding Hospital, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China; 2Advanced Innovation Center for Human Brain Mental health burden of frontline health Protection, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China; 3School of Nursing, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong professionals treating imported patients with Kong SAR, China; 4Department of Psychiatry, The Melbourne Clinic and St Vincent’s Hospital, University of COVID-19 in China during the pandemic. 5 – Melbourne, Richmond, Victoria, Australia; Unit of Psychiatry, Institute of Translational Medicine, Faculty of Health Psychological Medicine 1 2. https://doi.org/ 6 10.1017/S0033291720002093 Sciences, University of Macau, Macao SAR, China and Center for Cognition and Brain Sciences, University of Macau, Macao SAR, China Received: 17 May 2020 Revised: 22 May 2020 The 2019 novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak emerged in Wuhan in December Accepted: 27 May 2020 2019 before spreading to all provinces of China. Although the outbreak has been well controlled Authors for correspondence: in China since March 2020, the pandemic has now affected more than 200 countries (WHO, Xiao-Hong Li, 2020). -
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