PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

PURPOSE OF REVIEW: With advances in technology and availability of handheld ultrasound probes, studies are focusing on the perioperative care of patients, but a limited number specifically on trauma patients. This review highlights recent findings

To achieve a sustainable future, it is imperative to transform human actions collectively and underlying social structures. Decades of research in social sciences have offered complementary insights into how such transformations might occur. However

Puerto Rico has experienced the full impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, was first detected on the island in March of 2020, it spread rapidly though the island’s population and became a critical threat

A multidisciplinary team at a tertiary care Veterans Health Administration medical center created a standardized process to identify medically stable inpatients, to notify inpatient staff of available COVID-19 vaccine doses, and to coordinate

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INTRODUCTION: Our study's purpose was to investigate the viewpoints of cancer patients who had not yet been vaccinated. Cancer patients usually cannot get every vaccine because their immunity is low. For this reason, we aimed to detect their anxiety

CONCLUSIONS: Although there are many reasons AATD patients may benefit from AAT self-infusion, including decreased exposure to SARS-CoV-2, the majority preferred home nurse-infused therapy.

OBJECTIVE: The study was undertaken to assess the impact of B cell depletion on humoral and cellular immune responses to SARS-CoV-2 vaccination in patients with various neuroimmunologic disorders on anti-CD20 therapy. This included an analysis of the

CONCLUSIONS: Prior rates of poor mental health in a county were associated with a higher burden of COVID-19 infection. Interventions that improve well-being and strengthen mental-health systems at the community and other geographic levels are needed

CONCLUSIONS: Cardiac involvement in children with PIMS is common. The risk of cardiac involvement can be predicted by troponin T, proBNP and IL-6 levels.