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| 1 | Contribution of Psychological Factors in Dropping out from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Rehabilitation Programs显示文摘 | Athanasios Tselebis Epaminondas Kosmas Dionisios Bratis Argiro Pachi Ioannis Ilias Maria Harikiopoulou Elpida Theodorakopoulou Konstantinos Velentzas Silvia Dumitru Georgios Moussas Nikolaos Siafakas Nikolaos Tzanakis Mitja Lainscak | 2014 | BioMed Research International2014，，： | 1 |
| 2 | Contribution of Psychological Factors in Dropping out from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Rehabilitation Programs显示文摘 | Athanasios Tselebis Epaminondas Kosmas Dionisios Bratis Argiro Pachi Ioannis Ilias Maria Harikiopoulou Elpida Theodorakopoulou Konstantinos Velentzas Silvia Dumitru Georgios Moussas Nikolaos Siafakas Nikolaos Tzanakis Mitja Lainscak | 2014 | BioMed Research International2014，，： | 1 |
| 3 | Pandemic and precocious puberty-a Google trends study显示文摘BACKGROUND Recent publications from several countries have reported that more young people(mainly girls)are experiencing precocious puberty(PP)/menarche during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic compared to the past.This variation is attributed to the stress of confinement,lack of exercise,obesity and disturbed sleep patterns.A common feature of the relevant papers,however,is the small number of reported cases of PP.Studies have shown that searches for diseases on the internet also reflect to some extent the epidemiology of these diseases.AIM To estimate,through internet searches for PP,any changes in the epidemiology of PP.METHODS We assessed in Google Trends searches for 21 PP-related terms in English internationally(which practically dwarf searches in other languages),in the years 2017-2021.Additionally,we assessed local searches for selected terms,in English and local languages,in countries where a rise in PP has been reported.Searches were collected in Relative Search Volumes format and analyzed using Kendall’s Tau test,with a statistical significance threshold of P<0.05.RESULTS Internationally,searches for three PP-related terms showed no noticeable change over the study period,while searches for eight terms showed a decrease.An increase was found over time in searches for nine PP-related terms.Of the 17 searches in English and local languages,in countries where a rise in PP has been reported,5 showed a significant increase over time.CONCLUSION Over the study period,more than half of the search terms showed little change or declined.The discrepancy between internet searches for PP and the reported increase in the literature is striking.It would be expected that a true increase in the incidence of PP would also be aptly reflected in Google trends.If our findings are valid,the literature may have been biased.The known secular trend of decreasing age of puberty may also have played a role. | Athanasios Tselebis Lina Zabuliene Charalampos Milionis Ioannis Ilias | 2023 | World Journal of Methodology2023，13，1： | 1 |
| 4 | Do not forget diet and exercise during Ramadan显示文摘We conducted an analysis of internet search trends spanning from January 2022 to June 2023 in the ten most populous Muslim countries.Our study focused on key terms,including the prominent GLP1 analog'ozempic™',as well as'diet','exercise',and'diabetes'.The findings revealed a substantial increase in searches for the GLP1 analog in eight countries.Concurrently,searches for'diet'and'exercise'predominantly exhibited a decline in nine and four countries,respectively.Notably,searches for'diabetes'displayed positive trends in only two countries.These patterns indicate a growing reliance on pharmaceutical interventions for managing diabetes and weight,often to the detriment of diet and exercise.Healthcare professionals and clinicians in Muslim countries should emphasize the importance of maintaining dietary and exercise regimens for patients with diabetes,even during the observance of Ramadan. | Ioannis Ilias Athanasios Tselebis | 2023 | World Journal of Clinical Cases2023，11，31： | 0 |
| 5 | Artificial night light and thyroid cancer显示文摘BACKGROUND The occurrence of thyroid cancer(TC)has increased in recent decades.Exposure to outdoor artificial light at night(ALN)is associated with an increased risk of cancer.AIM To investigated the impact of ALN,as a significant environmental pollutant,on TC incidence worldwide.METHODS The assessment involved analyzing satellite ALN data in conjunction with TC incidence data[adjusted standardized rate(ASR)],while considering the quality of cancer registries(QCR),gross domestic product(GDP)per person,and health expenditure per person(HEP)for each country.RESULTS Results indicated a correlation between higher ASR and ALN exposure percentages,particularly in countries with higher GDP or HEP quartiles(all P<0.05).Significant differences in ASR were observed across QCR levels,both high and low quality(all P<0.05),but not in countries without registry activity.However,when evaluating ASR against ALN exposure percentages while considering GDP/HEP quartiles or QCR levels,no significant associations were found(all P>0.10).CONCLUSION The findings suggest a potential link between higher GDP and adverse health conditions,serving as possible risk factors for TC,rather than a direct association with ALN.Limitations include the use of cross-sectional data,temporal misalign ment,and reliance on ALN as a socioeconomic proxy.It is proposed that light pollution might be connected to a lifestyle conducive to carcinogenesis.Additionally,the presence of higher GDP/HEP could enhance access to diagnostic resources,potentially facilitating TC diagnosis and inclusion in cancer registries. | Athanasios Tselebis Eftychia Koukkou Charalampos Milionis Lina Zabuliene Argyro Pachi Ioannis Ilias | 2024 | World Journal of Methodology2024，14，1： | 0 |
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