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Shivani Arora
Researcher at New York State Department of Health
Publications - 6
Citations - 248
Shivani Arora is an academic researcher from New York State Department of Health. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Internal medicine. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 2 publications receiving 5 citations.
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COVID-19 Incidence and Death Rates Among Unvaccinated and Fully Vaccinated Adults with and Without Booster Doses During Periods of Delta and Omicron Variant Emergence — 25 U.S. Jurisdictions, April 4–December 25, 2021
Amelia G Johnson,Avnika B. Amin,Akilah R. Ali,Brooke E. Hoots,Betsy L. Cadwell,Shivani Arora,Tigran Avoundjian,Abiola O. Awofeso,Jason Barnes,Nagla S. Bayoumi,Katherine Busen,Carolyn Chang,Michael J. Cima,Molly J. Crockett,Alicia Cronquist,Sherri L. Davidson,Elizabeth M. Davis,Janelle Delgadillo,Vajeera Dorabawila,Cherie Drenzek,Leah Eisenstein,H. Fast,A. M. van Gent,Julie Hand,Dina Hoefer,Corinne Holtzman,Amanda Jara,Amanda B. Jones,Ishrat Kamal-Ahmed,Sarah Kangas,Fnu Kanishka,Ramandeep Kaur,S. Khan,Justice Eleanor King,Sam E. Kirkendall,Anna Klioueva,Anna Kocharian,Frances Y Kwon,Jacqueline Logan,B. Casey Lyons,S. L. Lyons,Andrea L. May,Donald McCormick,Erica Mendoza,Lauren Milroy,Allison T. O'Donnell,Melissa G. Pike,Sargis Pogosjans,Amy Saupe,Jessica Sell,E. Smith,Daniel M. Sosin,Emma Suzanne Stanislawski,Molly Steele,Meagan Stephenson,A. M. Stout,Kyle Strand,Buddhi Tilakaratne,Kathryn Turner,Hailey Vest,Sydni Warner,Caleb Wiedeman,Allison Zaldivar,Benjamin J. Silk,Heather M. Scobie +64 more
TL;DR: The highest impact of booster doses against infection and death compared with full vaccination without booster doses was recorded among persons aged 50-64 and ≥65 years, and eligibility to stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Notes from the Field: SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Variant Infection in 10 Persons Within 90 Days of Previous SARS-CoV-2 Delta Variant Infection — Four States, October 2021–January 2022
Mellisa Roskosky,Brian Borah,Peter M. DeJonge,Catherine V. Donovan,L. Z. Blevins,Allison G Lafferty,Julia C. Pringle,Patsy Tassler Kelso,Jonathan L. Temte,Emily Temte,Shari Barlow,Maureen Goss,Amra Uzicanin,Allen C. Bateman,Kelsey Florek,Vance Kawakami,James Lewis,Julie Loughran,Sargis Pogosjans,Meagan Kay,Jeffrey S. Duchin,Stephanie M Lunn,H. Schnitzler,Shivani Arora,Jacqueline Tate,Jessica N. Ricaldi,Hannah L Kirking +26 more
TL;DR: SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Variant Infection in 10 Persons Within 90 Days of Previous SARS- CoV- 2 Delta Variant Infections — Four States, October 2021-January 2022 Mellisa Roskosky, PhD*,1,2; Brian F. Borah, MD*,1; Peter M. DeJonge, PhD1,4; Catherine V. Donovan, PhD5; Lynn Zanardi Blevins, MD3; Allison G. Lafferty
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Centralized Reminder/Recall for Human Papillomavirus Vaccination: Findings From Two States-A Randomized Clinical Trial.
Dennis Gurfinkel,Allison Kempe,Christina Albertin,Abigail Breck,Xinkai Zhou,Sitaram Vangala,Brenda L. Beaty,John D. Rice,Chi-Hong Tseng,Jonathan D. Campbell,Rebecca Valderrama,Cynthia M. Rand,Sharon G. Humiston,Heather Roth,Shivani Arora,Peter G. Szilagyi +15 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors conducted a three-arm pragmatic RCT in randomly sampled primary care practices in Colorado (n = 88) and New York (n= 136), proportionate to where adolescents received care.
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Does water fluoridation affect the prevalence of enamel fluorosis differently among racial and ethnic groups
TL;DR: Exposure to similar levels of fluoride in the water does not appear to place certain race/ethnic groups at a higher risk for developing enamel fluorosis, and lowering the optimal range of drinking water fluoride to a single value of 0.7 ppm will provide a level of protection against enamel fluorideosis that will benefit all race/ ethnicity groups.
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Boosting COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence: An Educational Toolkit for Providers
Amelia G Johnson,Avnika B. Amin,Akilah R. Ali,Brooke E. Hoots,Betsy L. Cadwell,Shivani Arora,Tigran Avoundjian,Abiola O. Awofeso,J. Barnes,Nagla S. Bayoumi,Katherine Busen,Carolyn Chang,Mike,Cima,Molly Crockett,Alicia Cronquist,Sherri L. Davidson,Mary Elizabeth Davis,Janelle Delgadillo,Vajeera Dorabawila,Cherie Drenzek,Leah Eisenstein,H. Fast,A. M. van Gent,Dina Hoefer,Corinne Holtzman,Amanda Jara,A. Jones,Sarah Kangas,Fnu Kanishka,Ramandeep Kaur,Saadi Khan,Anna Klioueva,Frances Y Kwon,Jacqueline Logan,B. Casey Lyons,S. L. Lyons,Andrea May,Mshi Donald McCormick,Mas Erica Mendoza,Lauren Milroy,Allison T. O'Donnell,M Pike,Sargis Pogosjans,Amy Saupe,Jessica Sell,E. Smith,Daniel M. Sosin,Emma Suzanne Stanislawski,Molly Steele,Meagan,Stephenson,Kyle Strand,Buddhi Tilakaratne,Kathryn Turner,Hailey Vest,Caleb Wiedeman +56 more
TL;DR: Vitamin D presented the most promising data demonstrating significant decreases in oxygen requirements, need for ICU treatment, SARS-CoV-2 RNA test positivity, and mortality, and other vitamins and supplements that were evaluated in studies did not demonstrate any statistically significant benefits.