PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

The emergence of new variants seems to perpetually prolong the COVID-19 pandemic. On top of that, the waning of vaccine protection is further thwarting our efforts to end it. Our article discusses the incessant question raging in everybody's mind

COVID-19 is a highly contagious disease caused by SARS-CoV-2. Currently, no vaccines or antiviral treatments are available to combat this deadly virus; however, precautions and some repurposed medicines are available to contain COVID-19. RNA

CONCLUSION: No change was observed in terms of hospital admissions, methods of treatment, complication rates, length of stay before and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

CONCLUSIONS: There was substantial validity evidence and reliability to support ongoing use of the ABEM VOE to make confident and defensible certification decisions.

Phylogenetic and discrete-trait evolutionary inference depend heavily on appropriate characterization of the underlying substitution process. In this paper, we present random-effects substitution models that extend common continuous-time Markov chain

Objectives: COVID-19 containment and mitigation measures have been criticised for amplifying pre-existing individual and structural vulnerabilities among asylum seekers. We qualitatively explored their experiences with and attitudes towards pandemic

CONCLUSIONS: A significant increase in irregular menstrual cycle in young girls was found during the second wave of COVID-19. The risk factors for causing the irregular menstrual cycle were found to be insomnia, stress, and depression.

CONCLUSION: The Delta (during the 3rd wave) and Omicron VOCs (during the 4th wave) were very predominant among patients followed for Covid-19 in our hospital. Contrary to data in the general population, hospital mortality associated with severe and

CONCLUSION: Despite the setting of a major research University, trust in science is highly variable. This study identifies characteristics that could be used to target and curate educational campaigns and university policies to address the COVID19

CONCLUSIONS: A pre-existing community organization-school partnership lent itself to a rapid response to meet student needs at a time when school staff and resources were highly constrained. The intervention developed through this collaborative