PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

Today's mental health care needs are diverse. After the COVID-19 pandemic, factors related to individuals, the environment, and their interactions represent complex and cumulative risks. Physical and mental health problems rely on early detection

CONCLUSION: The pandemic significantly impacted young people with restrictive eating disorders as seen by increased hospitalizations and requests for outpatient care. A primary driver of the changes in eating disorder symptomatology may be lockdowns

CONCLUSION: COVID-19 was a reality in Parakou, with a significant number of severe cases requiring hospitalization. Several factors are associated with the prognosis of the disease.

CONCLUSION: Our multidisciplinary efforts resulted in a significantly accelerated time to initial maternal presence and did not prolong LOS.

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CONCLUSIONS: While this suggests that addressing individually focused fear and doubts are central to overcoming COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in Black and Latinx groups, addressing the effects of present-day structural racism through a focus on

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2), has necessitated the global development of countermeasures since its outbreak. However, current therapeutics and vaccines to

Social frailty, along with physical and psychological frailties, is one of the components of frailty that has been reported to increase the incidence of adverse health outcomes. Although the prevalence of social frailty is relatively high, consensus

CONCLUSION: Although our research did not confirm either increased or decreased risk of TEs for PARPi use, no safety alerts emerged. Thromboembolic risk assessment models should always be integrated in daily clinical routine, to identify high-risk

CONCLUSION: GSN and SEMA4B expression accurately predicted early-stage neonatal sepsis, which is beneficial for early clinical diagnosis and treatment.