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Eran Kopel
Researcher at Israel Ministry of Health
Publications - 54
Citations - 1113
Eran Kopel is an academic researcher from Israel Ministry of Health. The author has contributed to research in topics: Acute coronary syndrome & Population. The author has an hindex of 18, co-authored 54 publications receiving 890 citations. Previous affiliations of Eran Kopel include United States Public Health Service & Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Insidious reintroduction of wild poliovirus into Israel, 2013.
Emilia Anis,Eran Kopel,Shepherd Roee Singer,Ehud Kaliner,Larisa Moerman,Jacob Moran-Gilad,Jacob Moran-Gilad,Danit Sofer,Danit Sofer,Yossi Manor,Yossi Manor,Lester M. Shulman,Lester M. Shulman,Ella Mendelson,Ella Mendelson,Michael Gdalevich,Michael Gdalevich,Boaz Lev,Ronni Gamzu,Ronni Gamzu,Itamar Grotto,Itamar Grotto +21 more
TL;DR: Israel was certified as polio-free country in June 2002, but wild-type polio virus ₁ (WPV₁) was isolated initially from routine sewage samples collected between 7 and 13 April 2013 in two cities in the Southern district, and WPV-specific analysis of samples indicated WPV⁁ introduction into that area in early February 2013.
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Statin use and reduced cancer-related mortality.
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Association of Serum Uric Acid and Cardiovascular Disease in Healthy Adults
Shaye Kivity,Eran Kopel,Eran Kopel,Elad Maor,Fadi Abu-Bachar,Shlomo Segev,Yechezkel Sidi,Yechezkel Sidi,David Olchovsky,David Olchovsky +9 more
TL;DR: The strong association ofSUA levels with CVD in women, compared with the much lesser degree in men, highlights the necessity of stratifying by gender in investigations of cardiovascular risk factors and supports exploration of SUA as a marker of CVD risk in healthy populations.
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Lessons from a Public Health Emergency — Importation of Wild Poliovirus to Israel
TL;DR: In 2013, samples from routine environmental surveillance at a sewage-treatment plant in Israel tested positive for wild-type poliovirus, and Israeli health policymakers ramped up environmental surveillance and launched supplementary immunization activities.
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The Israeli public health response to wild poliovirus importation.
Ehud Kaliner,Eran Kopel,Emilia Anis,Emilia Anis,Ella Mendelson,Ella Mendelson,Jacob Moran-Gilad,Jacob Moran-Gilad,Lester M. Shulman,Lester M. Shulman,Shepherd Roee Singer,Yossi Manor,Eli Somekh,Eli Somekh,Shmuel Rishpon,Shmuel Rishpon,Alex Leventhal,Lisa Rubin,Lisa Rubin,Diana Tasher,Diana Tasher,Mira Honovich,Larisa Moerman,Tamy Shohat,Tamy Shohat,Ravit Bassal,Ravit Bassal,Danit Sofer,Michael Gdalevich,Michael Gdalevich,Boaz Lev,Ronni Gamzu,Ronni Gamzu,Itamar Grotto,Itamar Grotto +34 more
TL;DR: A prompt extensive and coordinated national public health response, implemented on the basis of evidence-based decision making, successfully contained this serious importation and sustained transmission event of wild poliovirus to Israel.