PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSION: Ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid may be associated with an improvement of the olfactory function post-COVID-19.

CONCLUSIONS: This study successfully identified the shared gene signatures and constructed the comprehensive gene regulatory network between COVID-19 and AKI, which contributed to predicting patients' prognosis and providing new ideas for developing

CONCLUSION: Conference submissions and publications trended downward from 2018 to 2022. Journal submissions peaked overall in 2020, but did not translate to increases in journal publication rates. Disparities in publication trends were found, based

CONCLUSION: During COVID the number of reported incidents, particularly incidents reaching the patient, markedly declined. The number of incidents per patient increased with early-COVID altered workflows. This suggests that existing quality and

CONCLUSIONS: This pilot randomized controlled trial confirms high acceptability and feasibility of integrating an automated texting tool in a telebuprenorphine bridge program. Future studies should assess whether text messaging may be efficacious

CONCLUSION: In this pilot study, we developed reproducible methods to quantify IDF(A) and IDF(C) within remnant tumor. Our results suggest that IDF(A) and IDF(C) may be associated with tumor response based on tumor volume.

CONCLUSION: Treatment with MAB and oral DMTs is associated with higher incidence of infections, with a stronger effect in young MS patients. Disability appears the main predictor of severe infections regardless of treatment.

Purpose: Code status orders are standard practice impacting end-of-life care for individuals. This study reviews the impact of a COVID unit on physician behaviors towards goal-concordant end-of-life care at an urban academic tertiary-care hospital

CONCLUSION: Informal care adversely impacted the mental health of women carers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Support programmes for informal carers should focus on alleviating caregiving loads in women.

This study aims to uncover the dynamic mechanism of users' willingness to actively publish Electronic word-of-Mouth (eWOM) on tourism platform. For this, a model with system dynamics and structural equation methods were constructed and validated. It