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| 1 | Global health governance for travel health: lessons learned from thecoronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreaks in large cruise ships显示文摘Background: The outbreak and global pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) attracts a great deal ofattentions to the problem of travel health. Cruise tourism is increasingly popular, with an estimated 30 millionpassengers transported on cruise ships worldwide each year. Safeguarding the health of cruise travelers duringthe entire travel is of ultimate importance for both the industry and global public health.Objective: This study aimed to explore the challenges and opportunities in travel health from the perspective ofglobal health governance.Methods: The global governance framework including problems, values, tools or regulations, and actors relatedto travel health were used to analyze the issues involved.Results: Up to April 2020, nearly thirty cruise ship voyages reported COVID-19 cases. The Diamond Princess,Grand Princess and Ruby Princess cruise ship had over 1,400 total reported COVID-19 cases, and more than 30deaths. A community with a common future in travel health is the core value of global health governance fortravel health. The travel-related international regulations, including the International Health Regulation (IHR[2005]), United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the International Maritime Organization(IMO) conventions should be further updated to deal with the travel health problems. The roles andresponsibilities and the cooperation mechanisms of different actors are not clear in relation to the public healthemergencies during the travel.Conclusion: Travel health transcends national borders and involves multilevel actors, thus needs globalcooperation and governance. Regulations and legislation at global and country level are required to preventlarge-scale humanitarian crisis on travel health. Multilateral coordination, cooperation and collaborationmechanisms between governments, intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organizations andindustry are needed to build a better community of common destiny for travel health. | Shuduo Zhou Lu Han Peilong Liu Zhi-Jie Zheng | 2020 | Global Health Journal2020，4，4： | 2 |
| 2 | Lin28 promotes Her2 expression and Lin28/Her2 predicts poorer survival in gastric cancer显示文摘 | Qinchuan Wang Jichun Zhou Jufeng Guo Rongyue Teng Jianguo Shen Yasheng Huang Shuduo Xie Qun Wei Wenhe Zhao Wenjun Chen Xiaoming Yuan Yongxia Chen Linbo Wang | 2014 | Tumor Biology2014，，11： | 1 |
| 3 | Overexpression of ERα inhibits proliferation and invasion of MKN28 gastriccancer cells by suppressing β-catenin显示文摘 | Jichun Zhou Rongyue Teng Chaoyang Xu Qinchuan Wang Jufeng Guo Chenpu Xu Ziduo Li Shuduo Xie Jianguo Shen Linbo Wang | 2013 | Oncology Reports2013，，4： | 1 |
| 4 | Understanding the Effects of Iatrogenic Management on Population Health:A Medical Innovation Perspective显示文摘In this paper,we introduce an iatrogenesis intervention framework guided by medical innovation,which encompasses the objectives,influences of medical innovation on iatrogenesis,factors affecting various types of iatrogenesis,and strategies for controlling iatrogenesis.Advancements in medical innovation across various domains can bridge the patient safety implementation gap by uncovering,characterizing,refining,accelerating,scaling,extending,and mobilizing the external and internal conditions and factors that influence the control and elimination of iatrogenesis. | Jian Yang Shuduo Zhou Xiangning Feng Ying Chen Yunxuan Hu Ming Xu | 2023 | China CDC weekly2023，5，27： | 0 |
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