PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

GOAL: The COVID-19 pandemic has left a significant impact on hospitals' operations, expenses, and revenues. However, little is known about the pandemic's financial impact on rural and urban hospitals. Our main objective was to analyze how hospital

Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted traditional face-to-face human physiology teaching for students at Faculty of Medicine, Thammasat university, Pathumthani, Thailand since February 2020. Online curriculum for both lectures and laboratory sessions were

CONCLUSION: The first direct comparison of COVID-19 excess mortality rates across countries accounting for under-reporting and age structure confirms that greater levels of preparedness were associated with lower excess COVID-19 mortality. Additional

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BACKGROUND: In response to COVID-19, attention was drawn to indoor air quality and interventions to mitigate airborne COVID-19 transmission. Of developed interventions, Corsi-Rosenthal (CR) boxes, a do-it-yourself indoor air filter, may have

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CONCLUSION: There were no significant differences in adverse obstetric outcomes attributed to vaccine administration between the vaccinated and unvaccinated pregnant women. The beneficial effects of the vaccines in protecting against COVID-19

CONCLUSIONS: The results suggest the exclusion of a correlation between the administration of the vaccine and the possible onset of autoimmune disorders. Nevertheless, further investigations will be needed to test for any long-term side effects on an

CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates that telemedicine may be an effective modality for the initial evaluation of spine surgical patients, without compromising decision-making in the absence of an in-person physical examination.

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated mortality rates among immunocompromised patients, accentuating the need for novel, targeted therapies. Transplant recipients, with their inherent immune vulnerabilities, represent a subgroup at significantly