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1 Adult romantic attachment, perceived HIV stigma, shame proneness, psychological functioning and disclosure responses among HIV seropositive, urban dwelling African American women Rhonda E. Hudson, PhD, LCSW Barry University, Miami Shores, Florida Statement of the Research Problem AIDS Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), the systemic infection that causes Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), has had a profound negative effect in the African American community. AIDS incidence far exceeds those of other groups (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2006). Research on gay and bisexual men, men in general, and all women have shown that non disclosure of HIV seropositivity disclosure to primary and/or non exclusive sexual intimate partners (ISPs) is a common occurrence (Ciccarone, Kanouse, Collins, Miu, Chen, Morton, et al. 2003). The goal of this research was to examine the subject of HIV disclosure to an ISP by HIV+ African American women. The specific aim of the research tested the efficacy of a model of non disclosure of HIV seropositivity to an ISP by African American women, by examining the relationships between adult romantic attachment style and HIV disclosure to an ISP, when mediated by perceived HIV stigma, shame proneness, and psychological functioning. It was hypothesized that those HIV+ African American women who had a secure romantic attachment style would be more likely to disclose their HIVseropositive status to an ISP than those who had a preoccupied, dismissing avoidant, or fearful avoidant romantic attachment style. It was further hypothesized that perceived HIV stigma, shame proneness, psychological functioning, living arrangement and relationship status mediated the relationship between adult romantic attachment style and disclosure of HIV seropositivity to an ISP. Research Background and Hypotheses Although perceived HIV stigma poses a significant problem for all seropositive people (Reif, Mallison, Pawlowski, Dolan & Dekker, 2005), African American women experience perceived HIV stigma through the triple lens of race, class and gender, such that it is layered with, and complicated by, the route of transmission (i.e. injecting drug use, sex work, and high numbers of heterosexual exposure), and personal characteristics,
2 such as race, gender, class and ethnicity (Crouse Quinn, 1993; Reidpath & Chan, 2005). Researchers discuss shame, shame proneness and disclosure in the context of perceived HIV stigma, positing that decreased levels of psychological functioning, caused by shame proneness, inhibit disclosure to a sexual intimate partner (Petrak, Doyle, Smith, Skinner & Hedge, 2001). Bova and Durante (2003) report that the majority of HIVinfected women continue to be sexually active after testing HIV positive. Of these women, many do not disclose their HIV positive serostatus to ISPs (Petrak et al. 2001). They not only place ISPs at risk for HIV infection (Greene & Faulkner, 2002; Simone & Fulero, 2001), but also place themselves at risk for superinfection of HIV (Blackard, Cohen & Mayer, 2002). Although research has yet to link adult romantic attachment to HIV disclosure, it has been shown to moderate the association between relationship adjustment and depressive symptoms (Scott & Cordova, 2002). It has also been shown to have a relationship with depressive symptomatogy (Bifulco, Moran, Ball & Bernazzani, 2002; Shilkret, 2005; Simonelli, Ray & Pincus, 2004), shame (Cheung, Gilbert & Irons, 2004; Wei, Shaffer, Young & Zakalik, 2005), and rejection sensitivity (Downey & Feldman, 1996) in intimate relationships. Prior to the advent of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), social workers worked with female clients for permanency planning for children and end of life issues for the most part (Bogart, Catz, Kelly, Grey Bernhardt, Hartman, Otto Salaj et al. 2000). HAART therapy has since greatly slowed progression of HIV disease, and has allowed many more individuals to remain healthy for a longer span of time (Bogart et al, 2000; Siegel & Schrimshaw, 2005). Even so, psychosocial issues and concerns have not, and will not, go away. Social workers are being called on to work with female clients on such issues as high risk pregnancy and HIV disclosure to ISPs. As the epidemic of now chronic HIV disease continues to spread among the population of African American women, social workers are likely to provide interventions to women who are at differing stages in the process of contemplating disclosure to ISPs. They should plan appropriate interventions to assist clients when considering a decision to disclose HIV seropositivity (Gielen, McDonnell, Burke & O Campo, 2000; Simoni, Demas, Mason, Drossman & Davis, 2000), but also consider the role that the client's romantic attachment style may play in negotiating such an emotionally laden discussion with an ISP. It is furthermore important that social workers assess the potential that perceived HIV stigma and shame may be contributing to whatever psychological distress that HIV infected clients present. Recognition of the links between perceived HIV stigma, shame and psychological functioning will mandate that social workers avoid further shaming of clients by focusing on negative characterizations of the individual, such as maladaptive interpersonal and intrapersonal processes. The results of this research will therefore assist social workers in becoming more alert as to how race, gender, class and cultural factors, interacting with romantic attachment style, perceived stigma and shame proneness, further layered upon the psychological and disease states of the individual all affect the disclosure process, and plan culturally sensitive psychosocial interventions that take shame into account (Petrak et al. 2001). 2
3 Statement of the Hypotheses The following hypotheses were designed to test the theory that, for African American women who live in poverty stricken urban areas plagued with alcohol, drugs and violence, adult romantic attachment style, hypothesized to be mediated by perceived HIV stigma, shame proneness and psychological functioning, will be negatively related to the likelihood that a woman will disclose her HIV positive serostatus to an ISP. A set of four hypotheses guided this study. Measures and scales are listed in each hypothesis statement to clarify the way by which the hypotheses were operationalized. The variables in this study were measured by: 1) Harder Personal Feelings Questionaire 2 (PGQ 2) to assess shame proneness (Harder and Greenwald, 1999); 2) The Experiences in Close Relationships Revised Questionnaire (ECR R) to assess adult romantic attachment style (Fraley, Waller, and Brennan, 2000); 3) HIV Perceived Stigma Scale (HPSS) to assess level of perceived HIV stigma (developed by R. Hudson Nelson, 2005); 4) Sexual Risk Scale(SRS), to assess attitudes about safer sex (DeHart & Birkimer, 1997), 5) Participant Characteristic Form (PCF) to gather the demographic attributes age, relationship status, education, employment, income, living arrangement, and history of sexual abuse, and 6) Disclosure/Nondisclosure Questionnaire (DNQ) to gather the attribute history of disclosure in relationships. Hypothesis 1. Adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) will be negatively related to HIV disclosure (DNQ). Adult Romantic Attachment Style Anxiety, Avoidance Secure, Dismissing, Preoccupied, Fearful Avoidant Likelihood of Disclosure of HIV positive serostatus to relationship partner Hypothesis 2. Perceived HIV stigma (HPSS), shame proneness (PGQ 2) and psychological functioning (BSI) will mediate the relationship between adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) and HIV disclosure (DNQ). Hypothesis 2a. Perceived HIV stigma will mediate the relationship between adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) and HIV disclosure (DNQ). Hypothesis 2b. Shame proneness (PGQ 2) will mediate the relationship between adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) and HIV disclosure (DNQ). 3
4 Hypothesis 2c. Psychological functioning (BSI) will mediate the relationship between adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) and HIV disclosure (DNQ). Perceived HIV Stigma Adult Romantic Attachment Style Anxiety Avoidance Secure, Dismissing, Preoccupied, Fearful Avoidant Shameproneness Likelihood of Disclosure of HIV positive serostatus to relationship partner Psychological functioning Hypothesis 3. Adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) will moderate the relationship between perceived HIV stigma (HPSS) and shame proneness (PGQ 2). Perceived HIV Stigma Adult Romantic Attachment Style Anxiety, Avoidance Secure, Dismissing, Preoccupied, Fearful Avoidant Shameproneness 4
5 Hypothesis 4. Participant characteristics (PCF) (SRS) will moderate the relationship between adult romantic attachment style (ECR R) and likelihood of HIVseropositivity disclosure (DNQ). Participant Characteristics (relationship status, living arrangement) Adult Romantic Attachment Style Anxiety, Avoidance Secure, Dismissing, Preoccupied, Fearful Avoidant Adult Romantic Attachment Style Anxiety, Avoidance Secure, Dismissing, Preoccupied, Fearful Avoidant Methodology A cross sectional survey design utilized standardized measures and scales to collect data on a sample of 118 HIV seropositive African American women living in an urban area of Miami Dade County, Florida, with a documented high prevalence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Face to face interviews were used to query the participants about adult romantic attachment, HIV disclosure, shame proneness, perceived HIV stigma, psychological functioning, and basic demographic information. Univariate and multivariate analyses and regression models were then used to test the study hypotheses. Results Results showed that HIV disclosure to an ISP is strongly predicted by adult romantic attachment style. The most significant finding was that, for the typical urban dwelling HIV+ African American women in this research study, adult romantic attachment style was inversely associated with the likelihood that she would disclose her seropositivity to an intimate and/or significant sexual partner (ISP). In addition, the results indicated that African American women who are securely attached are twice as 5
6 likely to disclose HIV seropositivity to an ISP as those who have a preoccupied attachment style. Also, those with a preoccupied style of attachment are twice as likely to disclose HIV seropositivity as those with a dismissing avoidant attachment style, who are then twice as likely to disclose as those with a fearful avoidant attachment style. This study also corroborated earlier research that showed strong relationships between perceived HIV stigma, shame proneness, and psychological functioning. Findings suggest that 1) African American women experience HIV through the lenses of race, class, and gender; and 2) as a collective, the HIV+ African American women in this research study met clinical levels of psychological clinical distress and experienced moderate levels of shame proneness and perceived HIV stigma. Utility for Social Work Practice The results of this research suggest the dire need for raised awareness among social workers of the high prevalence of insecure adult romantic attachment styles among HIV+ African American women. This researcher agrees wholeheartedly with those who advocate that both adult romantic attachment style (Fraley, 2005) and shame proneness (Harder, 1995) be included in the assessment and treatment plans of clients for culturally sensitive psychosocial interventions (Petrak et al. 2001; Serovich, 2000). This kind of culturally sensitive practice can be operationalized by the inclusion of protocols that assess for adult romantic attachment style and shame proneness. Recognition of shame proneness and/or insecure adult romantic attachment style is, however, not enough. HIV prevention and treatment programs that include the acknowledgement of adult romantic attachment style and the presence of shame proneness, and their contribution to seropositive disclosure to a significant other, need to be developed and made available to women who present to medical centers and social service agencies. The findings of this study may have additional important implications for social work practice. With the advent of HAART therapy, social workers are providing counseling and therapy to women at differing stages of the disclosure process. Instead of uniformly encouraging all women to disclose their HIV seropositive status to an ISP, compassionate competent counselors and therapists who recognize insecure romantic attachment styles may then confidently be able to tailor interventions to address shameproneness by utilizing shame reduction techniques. These techniques may include using well tested cognitive behavioral techniques and psycho educational interventions, but may also offer many new opportunities to develop other creative and culturally sensitive interventions that reduce shame. The strengths perspective (Saleebey, 2006) would work very well with HIV+ African American women who have preoccupied, dismissingavoidant, or fearful avoidant attachment styles. This approach could be used to enhance the functioning of a fragile insecurely attached client, before ever beginning to discuss the topic of her HIV seropositivity disclosure to an ISP. 6
7 References Bifulco, A., Moran, P. M., Ball, C. & Bernazzani, O. (2002b). Adult attachment style. II: Its relationship to psychosocial depressive vulnerability. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 37, Blackard, J. T., Cohen, D. E., & Mayer, K. H. (2002). Human Immunodeficiency Virus Superinfection and Recombination: Current State of Knowledge and Potential Clinical Consequences. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 34, Bogart, L. M., Catz, S. L., Kelly, J. A., Gray Bernhardt, M. L., Hartman, B. R., Otto Salaj, L. L. et al. (2000). Psychosocial issues in the era of new AIDS treatments from the perspective of persons living with HIV. Journal of Health Psychology, 5, Bova, C. & Durante, A. (2003). Sexual functioning among HIV infected women. AIDS Patient Care and STDs, 17(2), Cheung, M. S. P., Gilbert, P. & Irons, C. (2004). An exploration of shame, social rank and rumination in relation to depression. Personality and Individual Differences, 36, Ciccarone, D. H., Kanouse, D. E., Collins, R. L., Miu, A., Chen, J. L., Morton, S. C. et al. (2003). Sex without disclosure of positive HIV serostatus in a US probability sample of persons receiving medical care for HIV infection. American Journal of Public Health, 93(6), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2006). The changing epidemic: How is CDC responding? Retrieved October 17, 2006 from Crouse Quinn, C. (1993). AIDS and the African American woman: The triple burden of race, class, and gender. Health Education Quarterly, 20(3), Downy, G. & Feldman, S. I. (1996). Implications of rejection sensitivity for intimate relationships. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 70(6), Fraley, R. C. (2005). Information on the Experiences in close relationships revised (ECR R) adult attachment questionnaire. Self Report Measures of Adult Attachment. Retrieved November 21, 2005 from Gielen, A. C., McDonnell, K. A., Burke, J. G. & O Campo, P. (2000). Women s lives after an HIV positive diagnosis: Disclosure and violence. Maternal and Child Health Journal, 4(2), Greene, K & Faulkner, S. L. (2002). Expected versus actual responses to disclosure in relationships of HIV positive African American adolescent females. Communication Studies, 53(4), Harder, D. W. (1995). Shame and guilt assessment, and relationships of shame and guiltproneness to psychopathology. In J. P. Tangney & K. W. Fischer (Eds.), Selfconscious emotions: The psychology of shame, guilt, embarrassment, and pride (pp ). New York: Guilford Press. 7
8 Petrak, J. A., Doyle, A M., Smith, A., Skinner, C. & Hedge, B. (2001). Factors associated with self disclosure of HIV serostatus to sexual intimate partners. British Journal of Health Psychology, 6, Reidpath, D. D. & Chan, K. Y. (2005). A method for the quantitative analysis of the layering of HIV related stigma. AIDS Care, 17(4), Reif, M. V., Mallinson, K., Pawlowski, L, Dolan, K & Dekker, D. (2005). HIV related stigma among persons attending an urban HIV clinic. Journal of Multicultural Nursing & Health, 11(1), Siegel, K. & Schrimshaw, E. W. (2005). Stress, appraisal, and coping: A comparison of HIV infected women in the pre HAART and HAART eras. Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 58, Scott, R. L. & Cordova, J. V. (2002). The influence of adult attachment styles on the association between marital adjustment and depressive symptoms. Journal of Family Psychology, 16(2), Saleebey, D. (2006). The strengths perspective (4 th Ed.). Boston: Allyn & Bacon. Serovich, J. M. (2000). Helping HIV positive persons to negotiate the disclosure process to partners, family members, and friends. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 26(3), Shilkret, C. J. (2005). Some clinical applications of attachment theory in adult psychotherapy. Clinical social Work Journal, 33(1), Simone, S. J. & Fulero, S. M. (2001). Psychologists perceptions of their duty to protect uninformed sex partners of HIV positive clients. Behavioral Sciences and the Law, 19, Simonelli, L. E., Ray, W. J. & Pincus, A. L. (2004). Attachment models and their relationships with anxiety, worry, and depression. Counseling and Clinical Psychology Journal, 1(3), Simoni, J. M., Demas, P., Mason, H. R. Drossman, J. A. & Davis, M. L. (2000). HIV disclosure among women of African descent: Associations with coping, social support, and psychological adaptation. AIDS and Behavior, 4(2), Wei, M., Shaffer, P. A., Young, S. K. & Zakalik, R. A. (2005). Adult attachment, shame, depression, and loneliness: The mediation role of basic psychological needs satisfaction. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 52(4),
9 Table 1. Sample Demographic Characteristics Variable N Valid Percent Age Relationship Status Single Committed Relationship Married Education Less than High School Diploma/GED Dropped out by 11 th Grade Took some college/vocational classes Received BA degree or beyond Employment Currently Unemployed Employed full time Employed part time Has Never Worked Has had a job in the past Monthly Income Below $499 $500 $999 $1000 or More Housing In Someone Else s Home In Own Home Lives Alone In a Shelter/On the Street Living Arrangement Lives with ISP Lives with Unrelated Adults/Children Lives with Own Children Lives with Other Family Members
10 Table 2. Reliability Analyses for Scales using Chronbach s Alpha Coefficient (α) Scale N Items on scale Alpha coefficients (α) Anxiety Avoidance BSI Perceived HIV Stigma Shame proneness Sexual Risk Scale Table 3. Frequencies and Percentages on Selected Measures for Study Variables Characteristic N Valid Percent Adult Romantic Attachment Style Secure Preoccupied Dismissing Avoidant Fearful Avoidant Total HIV Disclosure Main Partner Yes No Total Psychological Functioning Clinical distress (GSI 63 and higher) Sub clinical distress (GSI 60 62) GSI less than 60 Total
11 Table 4. One way ANOVA for Adult Romantic Attachment Style and Psychological Functioning, Shame proneness, Perceived HIV Stigma, and Sexual Risk Variable F df p Psychological functioning Shame proneness Perceived HIV stigma Sexual Risk Table 5. Correlation Coefficients for Psychological Functioning, Perceived HIV Stigma, Shame proneness, and Sexual Risk Variable Psychological Functioning Perceived HIV Stigma Shameproneness Sexual Risk Psychological Functioning 1.00 Perceived HIV Stigma.304** 1.00 Shame proneness.531**.552** 1.00 Sexual Risk.340**.239**.194* 1.00 *p.05 **p.01 11
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1. Re: Suggestion: Forum search enhancementBluShadow Dec 11, 2012 9:14 AM (in response to Howard (... in Training))1 person found this helpful
Howard (DBA in Training) wrote:The Jive forum software version currently in use is old and now unsupported, and such 'features' will not be implemented in this version to the best of my knowledge.
If this has been suggested before, can someone give current status? Thanks.
Suggestion: On the forum search results, show which threads have been answered.
Rationale: The questions which have been answered are likely better candidates for review. You just have to chuckle when you think, "I need to know that, too." And then you find out the thread was never solved/answered.
Oracle are in the process of upgrading to a new version (and probably new hardware to cope with the required volume of data and power for the features). Earlier this year they asked people for feedback and ideas as to what they wanted from the forum, and I know many people put forward such things to them (though that wasn't done directly via this forum). As for what the progress is in moving to that new forum software, I'm not sure, though I imagine there's a lot of things to be considered, not just the configuring of the software to make it "Oracle" style, but the moving of all existing data, integration with the single sign on servers, setting up the new hardware, ensuring all security and privacy issues are addressed, etc. etc. all the things that are involved in moving from one software to another as seamlessly as possible.
Maybe sometime soon... next year perhaps.... maybe someone from Oracle can update us.
2. Re: Suggestion: Forum search enhancementHoward (... in Training) Dec 11, 2012 1:35 PM (in response to BluShadow)BluShadow,
Thanks for the answer.
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Creighton Miller was a HB on the 1943 Irish National Champs. Miller was an All American on the '43 team and is in the College FB HOF.
Late in the '43 season #1 ranked undefeated ND played #8 ranked Northwestern in Dyche Stadium.
The Irish had just finished pre-game warm ups and began to leave the field for the visting locker room. Miller spotted some friends in the stands and walked over to say a quick hello.
In the meantime the Irish players exited the field by an unusual route peculiar to Dyche Stadium. To get to the locker room the team had to exit the field at the 10 yard line, go up into the stands and take a ramp down below the stands to an unmarked door.
When Miller finished his hellos he noticed that all of his teammates were already out of site. Miller remembered that when he entered the field the team had taken a strange route-but hadn't paid all that much attention to the details.
So Miller headed under the stands from the nearest exit and looked for the visitors locker room. He wandered among the fans in his ND #37 jersey, and not finding a sign for the locker room began checking unmarked doors. All locked.
Miller also noticed that people under the stands were looking at him in a strange way. He remembered thinking that the fans were thinking 'what kind of jerk wears a football uniform to a game'.
Finally Miller decided he'd ask a concessionaire where the locker room was. He cut in line and asked a hot dog vender. The vender, unimpressed by the football uniform, told Miller to get back in line and wait his turn.
Creighton, running out of options and now worried about what Coach Leahy would think when he discovered his star HB was missing, complied and went to the back of the line to wait to ask his question.
As he stood there, along came Notre Dame President Father Cavanaugh. Miller was easy to spot in his ND uniform and Father Cavanaugh wandered over to him. 'What are you doing Creighton?' asked the priest.
Before Miller could answer, Cavanaugh cut him off and turned to a distinguished looking gentlemen with him (who happened to be the President of Northwestern) and said, 'Remember how I predicted at lunch that Northwestern would do well against the Irish today? Well here is one of our starting halfbacks in line for a hot dog just 5 minutes before the game.'
Postscript: Leahy had indeed noticed that Miller was missing and had sent a student manager to find him. Miller was reunited with the team and the Irish went on to win the game 25-6.
oh yes, and Miller rushed for 151 yds & 1 td in the game
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UPI) Oct 4, 2011
Middle Eastern states, particularly Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, are focusing on building up their power and air-defense capabilities, a military air market expected to generate $62.9 billion over the current decade.
This concentration on procuring military aviation assets is presumably linked to current force upgrades by the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council to counter an expansionist Iran the Arabs say is determined to acquire nuclear weapons.
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Although the Americans dominate the GCC military market, "there have been efforts to balance this relationship through procurement from elsewhere, including from Europe and Russia."
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Paleoclimate and bubonic plague: a forewarning of future risk?
Pandemics of bubonic plague have occurred in Eurasia since the sixth century AD. Climatic variations in Central Asia affect the population size and activity of the plague bacterium's reservoir rodent species, influencing the probability of human infection. Using innovative time-series analysis of surrogate climate records spanning 1,500 years, a study in
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Today's diverse populations within the vast Eurasian continent, whether east, west, central or south, retain a horror of 'the plague' - as dreadful an agent of gruesome death as Ebola virus and yellow fever. Over the past two millennia, several pandemics of bubonic plague, caused by the flea-borne bacterium
Descriptions and theories about the occurrence of bubonic plague, particularly the Black Death (estimated to have killed one-third to one-half of Western Europe's population), have engrossed many medical historians. In particular, the two great, recognized historical pandemics of bubonic plague have spawned various controversies.
The first was the Justinian Plague of 542
The central research question
Kausrud and colleagues examine whether changes in climatic conditions over the past 15 centuries have potentiated these main excursions of the plague bacterium from its Central Asian, ground-burrowing, rodent host populations into human populations. They have used impressively extensive and detailed historical data for Central Asia (Kazakh region). Even so, when delving back over so many centuries, surrogate measures of paleoclimatic conditions are necessary - in this case, tree-rings, glaciers and stalagmites. The authors have also had to make simplifying assumptions about the determinants of (and, hence, the proxy index for) the changeable level of sylvatic (rodent) plague activity over time.
This research task is complex, and some readers will find the analytic methods and the inferences drawn as challenging as they are innovative. The initial fine-tuning of the model to estimate (from climatic conditions and, hence, vegetation cover) the changeable level of sylvatic plague activity within rodent populations over past centuries was achieved by the empirical comparison of 10,000 (yes, 10,000) computer-generated model variants tested against 20th century Kazakh data. Each variant comprised a slightly differing combination of the several proxy measures of climatic conditions - temperature, rainfall, and monsoonal shifts - and their own many possible representations.
This study is timely, as the world community is now increasingly attentive to the likely impacts of human-induced climate change on the occurrence of infectious disease
Salmonella food poisoning (diarrheal disease) occurs most often in summer, reflecting the faster proliferation of bacteria at higher temperatures. Cholera outbreaks occur more readily when coastal waters warm or when heavy rains cause flooding. The malarial parasite matures faster within the mosquito at warmer temperatures, and mosquito breeding, biting and survival are sensitive to temperature, surface water and humidity
For bubonic plague it is entirely possible that the natural reservoir populations of rodents would have been affected by regional climate changes, including impacts on regional vegetation food sources. Such a relationship has been previously postulated
Drawing causal inferences
The relationship is summarized in Figure
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Modeling the effects of climate on plague
Modeling the effects of climate on plague. In the top plot, the solid black line represents plague activity in the central Asian rodent population (Y(mean)) over the past 1,500 years, as estimated from the authors' model of the effects of climate (including via observably correlated vegetation indices) on this natural reservoir (sylvatic) plague activity. The broken gray lines show 95% quantiles and the red line represents the multi-frequency (2 to 60 years) Gaussian moving average. The dark-blue plot represents the long-term (2 to 400 years) multi-frequency mean, with the maximum (upper broken line, Y(max)), minimum (lower broken line, Y(min)) and sum of minimum and maximum (solid line, Y(qu.)). The periods leading up to the Justinian Plague (1), the Black Death (2), the 19th-century pandemic (3) and the Manchurian epidemics (4) are shaded in pale blue. The third plot shows the index of conflict between Chinese and nomad societies (solid black line, War). Below this are shown the coverage of the climatic data used in the modeling: glacial series (blue), tree-ring index (green), and the decadal coverage in the monsoon proxy (brown). Taken from Figure 3d of Kausrud
One cannot draw precise or certain inferences from these data. Nor is a test of statistical significance that compares many hundreds of model runs as informative as would be a test of some hypothesized, temporally specific relationship between plague activity and human spillover. Nevertheless, there are contemporary analogs for assorted climatic influences on the transmissibility of a vector-borne infection, including some with reservoir non-human hosts. Examples of the latter, each with major mammalian reservoirs upon which the 'vector' insects mostly feed, are Lyme disease in North America
Whereas regional climate may influence local vegetation, rodent proliferation and infected flea numbers, long-distance transport of the pathogen typically requires human agency. Kausrud
Meanwhile, the source of the Justinian Plague has long been disputed. Did it come from the east, or, as seems more likely, from Egypt and perhaps Ethiopia further down the Nile
Other challenges, present and future
There is another twist in the postulated relationship between climate and plague. The pandemics may themselves have affected the world's climate
Twists aside, this study illustrates the usual epidemiological research challenge of discerning a signal against considerable background noise. The plague bacterium is a recent descendant of
As Kausrud and colleagues
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