The repeated emergence of pandemic viruses underscores the linkages between land-use change and wildlife disease, and urban-adapted wildlife are of special interest due to their close proximity to humans. However, viral diversity within urban-adapted species and their zoonotic potential remain largely unexplored. Here we compiled a dataset of documented records spanning from 1574 to 2023 on red foxes, raccoons, raccoon dogs, masked palm civets, European hedgehogs, European shrews, wild boars and...

CONCLUSIONS: The results of this survey found that IM CDs believe that AI plays an important role in medical education and the IM clerkship, yet there is limited structured teaching about AI within their clerkships. To prepare for this new era in medical education, institutions need to invest in CD and faculty education on AI so they can safely lead students in today's learning environment.

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Background/Objectives: The COVID-19 pandemic substantially disrupted routine childhood vaccination practices across the United States. Oklahoma, a state characterized by lower socioeconomic indicators and higher levels of vaccine hesitancy, may have been particularly vulnerable to these disruptions. This study aimed to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on routine childhood vaccination in Oklahoma. Methods: Data were obtained from the Oklahoma State Immunization Information System to...