Articles related to COVID-19

Gain insights into the leading causes of physician mortality and discover actionable steps for risk mitigation in this comprehensive report.

A recent study has unveiled a connection between COVID-19 and dysautonomia through the inflammation of the vagus nerve. This discovery may lead to a better understanding of long-term symptoms and guide therapeutic interventions for patients suffering from long COVID.

Explore the findings of the A041702 study, presented at the ASCO annual meeting, which investigated the efficacy of two treatment regimens for older patients with CLL. The results, significantly influenced by COVID-19, call for further investigation and long-term follow-up to determine the potential benefits and risks.

Recent revelations from Zhejiang province hint at a broader discrepancy in China’s reported COVID-19 deaths. As healthcare professionals globally seek transparent data, the true scale of the pandemic’s impact in China remains a point of contention.

The case of Dr. H underscores the importance of understanding and adhering to hospital policies, even when they might conflict with personal medical judgment. It serves as a reminder of the complexities of medical autonomy during unprecedented times.

Recent findings suggest a potential association between the school calendar and suicidality rates among children and adolescents, especially in light of disruptions observed during the COVID-19 pandemic.