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Journal Introduction

Modern Disease Control and Prevention was founded in 1972 under the original title Henan Journal of Preventive Medicine. The journal is governed by the Health Commission of Henan Province. It is sponsored by the Henan Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Henan Preventive Medicine Association. In 1997, it was included in China Academic Journals (CD-ROM Edition). In 2000, it received the “Outstanding Award for Implementing the Specifications of Retrieval and Evaluation” of China Academic Journals (CD-ROM Edition). In the same year, it was indexed in the Wanfang Digital Journals Group, the SinoMed, and the Chinese Scientific Journals Database. In 2001, it was included in the Chinese Core Journals (Selection) Database. In 2006, it joined the series of journals of the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association. It won the “Outstanding Progress Award” (2007–2008) and the “Third Prize for Excellent Journals” (2011–2012) in the series of journals of the Chinese Preventive Medicine Association. The Journal aims to serve the development of the national economy and the policy of “prevention first” in public health, to disseminate new theories, technologies, and achievements in preventive medicine from both domestic and international sources, to promote the exchange of preventive medicine information domestically and internationally, and to contribute to the development and academic exchange of preventive medicine.

Issue 02,2026

Research progress of aflatoxins detection technology

ZHANG Li; WU Li; HAO Bo; SU Jianguang; LI Shuang

Aflatoxins (AF) a class of highly carcinogenic mycotoxins that are widely present in grains, oils, foods and feed, posing a significant threat to food safety and public health. Consequently, and and efficient detection of aflatoxins is critically important. This article provides a systematically review of aflatoxin detection technologies, elaborating on the principles, advantages, limitations, and applications of various methods, including sample preparation, chromatographic techniques, immunoassays, and emerging rapid detection strategies. In light of current industry demands and technological developments, this review also discusses future trends, with a focus on the development of portable, automated, high-throughput, and multi-toxin synchronous detection platforms. The aim is to offer a theoretical and technical insights to guide the selection of appropriate aflatoxins detection methods and to inform the innovation of new technologies

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First year evaluation of a Tuberculosis-free communities pilot program in Henan Province: A key indicator analysis

SUN Jianwei;GAO Min; ZHAO Ahui; ZHANG Pei;LI Mingju;SUN Dingyong

Objective To evaluate the first-year implementation of a tuberculosis (TB)-free community pilot program in Henan Province by analyzing key performance indicators, thereby assessing the current TB situation in pilot areas and providing a evidence-based guidance for subsequent efforts. Methods From Oct 1 , 2023 to Sep 30,2024, one community was selected from each of six counties (districts) in Henan Province for the pilot. Intervention activities included: population-wide screening for suspected pulmonary TB symptoms; latent Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection (LTBI) screening for high-risk groups; provision of preventive TB treatment; and community-based TB health education. Data from all six sites were aggregated to analyze completion detection, analyze relevant metrics. Results The pilot achieved high screening coverage: 97.03% (264 695/272 799) of the target population was screened for symptoms, and 94.77% (66 572/70 247) of the targeted high-risk groups underwent LTBI testing. The suspected symptom detection rate was 2.20% (5 821/264 695), close contacts (8.35% , 38/455) and HIV/AIDS patients (6.67%, 8/120) had the highest rates. The overall LTBI positive rate was 7.29% (4 853/66 572), healthcare workers engaged in TB prevention and control (13.58%, 47/346) and close contacts (13.03%, 49/376) had the highest rates, differences inthe detection rates of suspected symptoms and LTBI positive rates among different populations were statistically significant (x 2 =967.479 and 395.138, respectively, both P < 0.05). A total of 62 pulmonary TB patients were actively detected through this screening. The acceptance rate of preventive treatment among eligible individuals was 40.53% (1 957/4 829), with the 3HR regimen being the most common 66.58%(1 303 individuals) The public awareness rate of core TB information was 85.87% (3 143/3 660). Conclusions The first year of the TB-free community initiative in Henan province was successfully implemented, achieving high screening coverage and public awareness while actively identifying TB cases and LTBI. Key areas for improvement include enhancing the uptake of preventive treatment, and continuing targeted active screening and health education to sustain progress towards TB elimination.

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Development of a risk prediction model for ventilator-associated pneumonia in ICU patients undergoing mechanical ventilation

SUN Jie; CHEN Jie; LU Yonghua;ZHANG Xiaoxiao; ZHOU Yuan;YU Lingli; LI Ping;HE Wenying

Objective To identify independent risk factors for ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) in ICU patients receiving mechanical ventilation in Xinjiang region and to develop, validate, and apply a risk prediction model for the early identification of high-risk individuals. Methods We conducted a multicenter case-control study of ICU patients receiving mechanical ventilation in four tertiary hospitals in Xinjiang from January 2020 to December 2023. Patients were randomly split into training (70%) and validation (30%) sets. Predictive variables were selected using LASSO regression, and a multivariate logistic regression model was built to identify risk factors and construct a prediction model. Model performance was assessed by its discrimination [area underthe receiver operating characteristic curve, (AUC)], calibration [Hosmer-Lemeshow tests(H-L teats), calibration curves], and clinical utility [decision curve analysis (DCA)]. Results Among 4 121 included patients, the VAP incidence was 7.64% (315 cases). Seven independent risk factors were identified: duration of mechanical ventilation (OR=1.006, 95%CI: 1.000-1.011), duration of antibiotic use (OR=1.010, 95%CI: 1.002 -1.018), number of re-intubations (OR=1.383, 95%CI: 1.231-1.551), coma (OR=1.710, 95%CI: 1.241-2.355), presence of ≥ 3 underlying diseases (OR=1.947, 95%CI: 1.375-2.774), use of sedatives (OR=3.882, 95%CI: 2.765-5.540), and hypoproteinemia(OR=5.277, 95%CI: 3.846-7.280). The prediction model demonstrated strong performance, with AUC of 0.835 (95%CI: 0.811-0.860), sensitivity of 84.2% and specificity of 66.7%. The model was well-calibrated (H-L test, P>0.05). Conclusions We successfully developed and validate a clinical predictive model for VAP with good discrimination and calibration. This model provides clinicians with a practical too for early identification of high-risk ICU-patients, facilitating targeted intervention to prevent VAP.

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Survey on the current status of disinfection practices in some childcare institutions of Henan Province

WANG Anqi; GAO Lijun; ZHANG Ye; ZHANG Yuqin; LIU Jiqi

Objective To assess the current status of disinfection practices in childcare institutions across Henan Province and to provide a basis for targeted quality improvement measures. Methods From April to June 2024, we conducted a cross-sectional survey in 99 childcare institutions spanning 15 cities in Henan Province. Data were collected through methods of on-site observations, face-to-face interviews, and data reviews to evaluate disinfection equipment, protocols, and staffing. Results 100.00%(99/99) of childcare institutions had object surface disinfectants, 98.99%(98/99) had ultraviolet (UV) lamps, and 83.84% (83/99) had tableware sterilizers. Public institutions demonstrated higher rates of ventilation protocol setup (96.36% vs.81.82%), regular cleaning of UV lamps (98.18% vs.83.72%), and monitoring of UV lamp irradiance (60.00% vs.34.88%) than those of private institutions (x2=4.206, 4.941 and 6.092 respectively, all P<0.05). While 97.98%(97/99) of institutions assigned staff to supervise disinfection, the professional background of supervisors were different markedly. The primary supervisors of disinfection practices in public institutions were healthcare personnel (52.73% ,29/55), whereas administrative staff (e.g., kindergarten directors) were primarily responsible for supervision in private institutions (80.95% ,34/42) (x2=11.449, P<0.05). Conclusions Childcare institutions in Henan Province are generally equipped for disinfection, however significant quality gaps still persist particularly in private institutions, which had deficiencies in the establishment and implementation of protocols, disinfection quality inspection,and rationality of disinfection supervisors setup. Improvement efforts should prioritize enhanced technical training and standardized monitoring of disinfection quality, and it is recommended that disinfection practices should be supervised and guided by healthcare professionals.

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Analysis of mumps component vaccine effectiveness after the inclusion of two-dose MMR vaccine in the immunization program

SONG Kaifa; HUANG Jigui; WANG Li ; SU Bin; HE Qiwen

Objective To analyze the vaccine effectiveness (VE) of the mumps component vaccine (MuCV) and the changes in the incidence of mumps after the inclusion of two doses of measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine in the immunization program, and provide the evidence for mumps prevention and control. Methods A one-to-one matched case-control study was conducted. The mumps cases aged 1 to 15 years and reported in Jingzhou City from 2022 to 2024 were selected as case group through China Disease Prevention and Control Information Management System. The control group was matched with the case group through the Hubei Province Immunization Program Information Management System, based on the same residential community, date of birth, and sex. The vaccination information of MuCV for the participants was collected. The effectiveness of MuCV was analyzed using a paired conditional Logistic regression model. The data of mumps cases in Jingzhou from 2014 to 2024 were collected through the China Disease Prevention and Control Information System to compare the changes of mumps incidence in Jingzhou city between previous and post inclusion of two-dose MMR vaccine in the immunization program (2014-2019 vs. 2020-2024). Results Both the case group and the control group enrolled 568 participants each. The overall VE of MuCV was 79.1%. VE for 1 and 2 doses of MuCV was 78.5% and 86.7%, respectively. VE for< 2, 2-<4, 4-<7, 7-<10 and 10-<16 years old after 1 dose was 81.3%, 80.2%, 78.6%, 77.7% and 75.2%, respectively. VE decreased over time (APC=-1.85%, P <0.05). VE for < 2, 2-<4, 4-<7, 7-<10 and 10-<16 years old after 2 doses was 87.5%, 80.9%, 78.9%, 77.9% and 75.5%, respectively. VE decreased over time (APC=-3.36%, P<0.05). The average annual reported incidence rates in Jingzhou City from 2014 to 2019 and from 2020 to 2024 were 10.38/10⁵ and 4.79/10⁵ , respectively. After two doses of MMR vaccine were included in the immunization program, the reported incidence of mumps in Jingzhou decreased by 53.84% (χ2=583.658,P<0.05), which decreased the most in the 1-year-old group, reaching 72.57% . Conclusions After 2 doses of MMR vaccine was included in the immunization program, the incidence of mumps decreased significantly. VE was better for 2 doses of MVC than that for 1 dose, and VE showed a decreasing trend over time.

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Governed by: Health Commission of Henan Province

Sponsored by: Henan Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention; Henan Preventive Medicine Association

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