PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

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CONCLUSIONS: Pregnant and postpartum women with severe Covid-19 have high lethality and a high incidence of clinical and obstetric complications. These findings support that this population should be prioritized in public health strategies that

The early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic has previously been associated with marked changes in sleep/wake timing arising from the imposition of society-wide infection mitigation measures. Such observations are considered of broader significance as

CONCLUSION: HCWs have a high seroprevalence for SARS-CoV-2 infection, probably due to a combination of health care and community exposure. Seropositivity decreases over time, but further studies are needed to better understand our adaptive immune

CONCLUSIONS: We derive high-resolution insights on pandemic care utilization in the US from high-dimensional data using an analytical framework that can be applied to study healthcare disruptions in other settings and inform efforts to pinpoint unmet

The SENIOR study followed a cohort of older people living in nursing homes for 8 years and examined their adverse health events. The results were analysed after 1, 3 and 8 years to identify predictive factors and improve care. After 1 year, residents

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CONCLUSION: This study provides insights into clinical features, therapeutic measures, and outcomes of pediatric HSCT recipients following COVID-19 infection in a large HSCT center in China. These findings contribute to our understanding of COVID-19

CONCLUSIONS: The symptom-based COVID-19 predictive score was validated in healthcare settings for its precision and sensitivity. However, an impact study is needed to confirm if this can balance detection and workload for the next COVID-19 surge.

Background The development of axillary lymphadenopathy post COVID-19 vaccine became an area of concern. This needs to be addressed and investigated to provide updated data that could contribute to its management and imaging guidelines. Objectives