PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSIONS: In patients diagnosed with unilateral acute foot drop without an etiological cause, one should keep in mind that spontaneous resolution of this condition can occur within one year period.

CONCLUSIONS: Isolated CN6 palsy from COVID-19 is rare, can occur in infants as young as 7 months, and can be recurrent. Longer latency from systemic symptoms onset portends greater recovery times, and this relationship may reflect multiple mechanisms

CONCLUSIONS: This survey found that barriers to HCWs' adherence to IPAC practices during the COVID-19 pandemic were different in LTC/AL settings compared to acute care. Improvement efforts should focus on strengthening IPAC programs in LTC/AL

Currently circulating SARS-CoV-2 variants have acquired convergent mutations at hot spots in the receptor-binding domain¹ (RBD) of the spike protein. The effects of these mutations on viral infection and transmission and the efficacy of vaccines and

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CONCLUSIONS: Based on the findings, we suggest that an improved signposting mechanism should be developed to address many of the challenges that emergencies bring about; in particular, this could support the health professionals' mental health, as

CONCLUSION: There was a statistically significant decline in the rate of neurosurgery resident attrition during the COVID-19 pandemic, most notable during the first full academic year (2020-2021). These findings were largely driven by a drop in

CONCLUSIONS: These original results unraveled the disease immunoendocrine regulation, despite vaccination or comorbidities and pointed to the fundamental divergent role of the androgens testosterone and DHT in the determination of COVID-19 outcomes

CONCLUSION: An alarmingly high prevalence of depression and anxiety was found in Brazilian frontline HCWs. Individual factors were the most strongly associated with mental health outcomes. These findings indicate the need to develop programs that

CONCLUSION: In this trial, metformin consumption had no effect on mortality and ICU admission rates in non-diabetic patients. However, metformin improved COVID-19 complications in diabetic patients who had been receiving metformin prior to COVID-19