PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSION: To address poor mental health among precarious students, policy action must jointly consider financial precarity, administrative barriers, housing, food security, physical health, and access to health services, especially mental health.

CONCLUSIONS: Compared with the pre-pandemic era (2019), there was no difference in resource utilisation and clinical outcomes of patients presenting with TAAD during the first year of COVID-19 pandemic (2020). Structural departmental re-configuration

CONCLUSION: The dynamic nature of patients' perception of risk throughout the pandemic highlighted the need for greater clarity regarding personal risk. Having an opportunity to discuss their asthma is important to patients, even when access to face

CONCLUSION: The pandemic altered the medical approaches worldwide, and the management of patients with immunocompromised state, such as glioblastoma patients, is challenging; therefore, special considerations must be considered.

CONCLUSIONS: Prolonged and continuous use of the same mask for 6 hours or more could lead to acne eruption.

CONCLUSIONS: Mild antecedent COVID-19 was associated with highly prevalent symptoms, and those treated with remdesivir developed less fatigue and cognitive impairment. Sequelae had a delayed peak, ranging 3-12 months post infection, and many did not

CONCLUSION: Using Tocilizumab in early diagnosed COVID-19 myocarditis patients can save their cardiac function after hospitalization and decrease the mortality rate. miR-21 level determines the outcome and responsiveness of COVID-19 myocarditis to

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many industries, empowering some sectors and causing many others to disappear. The education sector is not exempt from major changes; in some countries or cities, classes were taught 100% online for at least 1 year

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