PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

This scientific commentary refers to 'Markers of limbic system damage following SARS-CoV-2 infection', by Thomasson et al. (https://doi.org/10.1093/braincomms/fcad177).

CONCLUSION: SHOCK-COVID is the most sensitive predictor of the COVID-19 outcome in hospitalized men, including adjusting to age. T and DHT do not directly affect the outcomes of the disease. The greater severity of the infection and an increase in

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CONCLUSION: This report outlines no significant change in OCs before and after the onset of the pandemic compared to three previous years. There was, however, an increase in trauma consults during the pandemic and an increase in the number (though

CONCLUSIONS: An efficient notification and vigilance system must be capable of promptly identifying probable risks as well as incidence and prevalence of the diseases under surveillance. EPIVIGILA has been shown to comply with high quality and

CONCLUSION: Based on available evidence, olfaction could be long-lasting in PACS patients. However, according to expert consensus statements, AD olfactory screening is not recommended for patients with a history of PACS until complete recovery has

The synthetic cationic conjugated polyelectrolytes and oligomers have demonstrated great effectiveness and versatility as antimicrobial materials. They have the ability to eliminate or render inactive various pathogens, including viruses like SARS

The coronavirus disease-2019 pandemic exposed and expanded upon preexisting health care disparities. Individuals with disabilities and those who identify with racial/ethnic minority groups have been disproportionately adversely impacted. These

CONCLUSION: Our study shed light on the factors affecting medication adherence in patients with non-communicable diseases. It showed that depression and peptic ulcer were associated with lower adherence, contrary to older age, exercising, having

CONCLUSIONS: The strength of 3 factors, namely: direct stimulation with citric acid, saliva buffer capacity, and motor learning, may have affected the results. Our study suggests that saliva collection using the plum pickle is an effective