# Example — Cornell Notes (Variant #2) CSSClass Unfortunately, Obsidian Publish is not set up to use Obsidian 1.0-compatible themes at the moment, so I am unable to show you the display of Cornell Notes in an interactive format. ## Code ``` --- cssclass: cornell-2 --- > [!cornell-title] Title > Integrating Demographic and Epidemiological Approaches to Research on HIV/AIDS: The Proximate-Determinants Framework # Notes This article presents a conceptual framework for the study of the distribution and determinants of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in populations, by combining demographic and epidemiological approaches. `hmmm, interesting` The proximate-determinants framework has been applied extensively in the study of fertility and child survival in developing countries. Key to the framework is the identification of a set of variables, called “proximate determinants,” `proximate determinants vs distal determinants. Not sure why but I'm thinking about Bongaarts now` that can be influenced by changes in contextual variables or by interventions and that have a direct effect on biological mechanisms to influence health outcomes. In HIV research, the biological mechanisms are the components that determine the reproductive rate of infection. The proximate-determinants framework can be used in study design, in the analysis and interpretation of risk factors or intervention studies that include both biological and behavioral data, and in ecological studies >[!cornell-summary] Summary >Nullam vestibulum est at dolor tempus condimentum. Nullam elementum suscipit justo quis pretium. Curabitur laoreet rhoncus lobortis. Cras ac elit dignissim, elementum tellus non, posuere tellus. Suspendisse congue neque leo, quis semper quam molestie non. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Donec maximus, tortor ac pellentesque auctor, ex libero convallis tellus, nec euismod lectus mi ut diam. ``` --- ## Display ![[Pasted image 20221206005442.png]]