PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSION: SARS-CoV-2 infection is associated with early elevations in the risk of first acute cardiovascular event, across cardiovascular risk levels and in both wave one and two of the pandemic. Prevention of COVID-19 is important to avert

CONCLUSION: COVID-19 appears to have an adverse impact on acute ischemic stroke patients who undergo reperfusion therapy, leading to an elevated risk of any ICH, higher mortality and lower likelihood of favorable functional outcome.

CONCLUSION: Vaccination does not prevent disease but does confer some immunity causing less severe infection.

INTRODUCTION: Persistent symptoms after COVID-19 infection ("long COVID") negatively affects almost half of COVID-19 survivors. Despite its prevalence, its pathophysiology is poorly understood, with multiple host systems likely affected. Here, we

CONCLUSION: This study demonstrated that the rs12252 AA genotype is probably associated with asymptomatic COVID-19. In addition, the patients having haplotypes of minor alleles rs12252, rs34481144, and rs7478728 may be associated to COVID-19 ICU

The COVID-19 pandemic has required healthcare organizations to creatively address patient care needs. The pandemic-induced disruption resulted in multiple examples of disruptive innovation. Several innovative strategies and learnings identified

CONCLUSIONS: Findings of this meta-analysis confirms an increased risk of mortality in lung cancer patients with COVID-19 infection, whose risk factors for these patients appear to be exacerbated by older age, advanced-stage lung cancer, and

This cross-sectional study explored the relationship between pain intensity, injury incidence, and sociodemographic factors in 120 high school athletes (mean age 16.78±0.91) participating in various sports. The aims of this study are to examine the

People with learning disabilities are known to experience a wide range of health inequalities and have a lower life expectancy than the general population. During the COVID-19 pandemic this extended to higher mortality rates following infection with

Retraction: [Noda Y, Sato A, Fujii K, Nagano Y, Iwasa M, Hirahata K, Kitahata R, Osawa R, A pilot study of the effect of transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment on cognitive dysfunction associated with post COVID-19 condition, Psychiatry Clin