PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

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CONCLUSIONS: ML, and AI in general, is increasingly being used in various research areas within clinical pharmacology. This report presents specific examples of applications and highlights the most used ML methods.

Vaccines offer an effective strategy to prevent infectious diseases with minimal adverse effects. On rare occasions, vaccination can disrupt the immune response leading to induction of autoimmune diseases. We describe a case of new-onset lupus

CONCLUSIONS: This research revealed the potential mechanisms of COVID-19-related epilepsy, providing novel insights for the prevention, diagnosis, and clinical management strategies of COVID-19-related epilepsy.

CONCLUSIONS: This is the largest in-depth study globally of patient experiences of an OCS. It contributes new knowledge that the patient experience of using OCSs can be influenced by previously unreported characteristics of the patient themselves

CONCLUSION: The programme demonstrated effective global coordination and local implementation, adapting to diverse contexts and operational challenges. The model can serve as a guide for global actors for future health emergencies, or for deploying

CONCLUSION: The interest of orthodontists in clear aligners showed the highest increase during the COVID-19 pandemic among all orthodontic appliances, whereas their interest in other appliances, particularly standard buccal metal brackets, did not

CONCLUSION: Political orientation of online news sites was not associated with frequency of CVM reports but was related to report content, most notably whether reports included numerical data regarding CVM risk. These differential reporting

CONCLUSIONS: A decreasing trend on TB incidence was observed in Spain since 2012, although this trend might change after COVID-19 pandemic. The analysis of both databases, CMBD and RENAVE, has contributed to improve our knowledge of TB in Spain and

CONCLUSION: Findings suggest that rural youth (especially boys aged 10 years and younger) and urban minorities are at a higher risk for sexual violence/abuse in KY when compared with their counterparts (i.e., urban youth and rural minorities).