PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care
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Changes to physical activity behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic and their associated factors: a cross sectional survey of Mexican women
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CONCLUSIONS: The study results identify disparities experienced in PA behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic among Mexican women and highlights the need for social support for PA participation.
Clinical impact of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 infection on IgA nephropathy
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Comparative Study of Cerebral Venous Thrombosis-risk factors, clinical course and outcome in Subjects with and without Covid-19 infection
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CONCLUSION: COVID-CVT patients were male predominant and of older age, with higher hospital stay, and higher inpatient mortality as compared to non-covid CVT patients.
Clinical case of mucormycosis in patient COVID-19. Case report
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The COVID-19 epidemic is being revealed from a new angle every month. In particular, with the appearance of the delta strain, mucormycosis began to manifest in some patients, which had previously been extremely rare. Mucormycosis is a rare
COVID-19 and the second exams fiasco across the UK: four nations trying to avoid immediate policy failure
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In 2021, the UK and devolved governments tried to avoid the school exams fiasco of 2020. Their immediate marker of success was to prevent a similar U-turn on their COVID-19 school exams replacement policies. They still cancelled the traditional exam
COVID-19 Vaccination Safety Profiles in Patients with Solid Tumour Cancers: Comment
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COVID-19 and Psychiatric Disorders in Minors: Changes in Inpatient Treatment According to Hospital Statistics
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COVID-19 and Psychiatric Disorders in Minors: Changes in Inpatient Treatment According to Hospital Statistics Abstract: Increased rates of psychiatric disorders and psychiatric emergencies in children and adolescents stemming from the COVID-19
Clinic and functional features of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease after virus-induced acute exacerbations.
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CONCLUSION: COPD after virus-induced exacerbations were characterized by progression of airflow limitation, low DLco/Va, low 6-minute walking test distance, subsequent COPD exacerbations risk.
