PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 in Wuhan, China in 2019 has had a profound impact on humanity in every facet. While vaccines against this viral pathogen have been approved a year later, limitations to this therapeutic intervention persist, such as drug

CONCLUSIONS: Our results validate the use of altmetrics as a complement to traditional bibliometrics, especially in times of widespread scientific interest. Despite existing in a complex realm of bibliometrics, there are also discernable patterns

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CONCLUSION: This article emphasises the importance of enabling safe and supported access for family/whanau to be with their family/wha-nau member at end-of-life. We identify a need for wider provision of bereavement support. We recommend that policy

The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting public health directives led to many changes in families' social and material environments. Prior research suggests that these changes are likely to impact composition of the gut microbiome, particularly during

CONCLUSION: SIRVA related adhesive capsulitis is rare and under-reported with limited information in current literature. This study highlights that adhesive capsulitis is a potential complication arising from improper COVID-19 vaccine administration

Recent studies have shown the efficacy of a home test for the self-evaluation of olfactory and gustatory functions in quarantined COVID-19 patients. However, testing was often limited to COVID-19 participants, and the accuracy of home test kits was

CONCLUSION: This study suggests lncRNA-miRNA-gene networks and key TFs as new diagnostic and therapeutic targets for experimental and preclinical studies.

CONCLUSION: The incidence of fever and seizures was higher during the Omicron period in pediatric patients without a history of vaccination or previous COVID-19 infection. However, the clinical severity was similar during both periods.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Oklahoma Hudson College of Public Health launched the Achieving a Healthy Oklahoma (AHO) initiative in 2021. The goals of AHO were to assess lessons learned in Oklahoma from COVID-19 and set the