PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSIONS: Low education is strongly correlated with COVID-19 deaths, with an effect size of a university degree comparable to that of being aged >65 years. If this correlation is indeed causal, then it would imply that low education accounts for

CONCLUSIONS: Loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic was associated with a greater risk of eating disorder symptomatology among college students. Findings underscore the need for social support and eating disorders programming on college campuses.

BACKGROUND: Seasonal influenza infection cases decline significantly in Hong Kong since the COVID-19 pandemic has begun in 2020. This also reduced the opportunities of reinducing influenza-specific antibodies in the community. The levels of

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CONCLUSIONS: The Syrian healthcare system expressed minor resilience in facing the COVID-19 pandemic, as its assets vanished swiftly with a limited number of cases. This forced physicians to reserve resources (e.g., ventilators) for the most severe

CONCLUSIONS: COVID-19 infection leads to important changes in cell population data of leucocytes. The volumetric changes in lymphocytes and monocytes are related to the severity of the disease.

CONCLUSION: The representativeness of the open medical imaging datasets in the curated public data commons at MIDRC has evolved over time as the number of contributing institutions and overall number of subjects have grown. The use of metrics, such

In this concluding article of the special issue, we examine lessons learned from hospitals' resilience to the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil, Canada, France, Japan, and Mali. A quality lesson learned (QLL) results from a systematic process of collecting

CONCLUSION: Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, significant changes in global RT practice patterns for BC were introduced. The impact of published results from the FAST FORWARD trial supporting ultrahypofractionation likely confounded the interpretation

BACKGROUND AND AIM: Long Covid is a significant public health concern with potentially negative implications for health inequalities. We know that those who are already socially disadvantaged in society are more exposed to COVID-19, experience the