Posts published in “COVID-19”

With the drop in flu activity gaining momentum, several parts of the US are now below their regional baselines.

Participants with long COVID had a 21% lower peak volume of oxygen consumption at baseline.

More policy work is needed to prevent future supply-chain disruptions and prioritize key drugs at the greatest risk for shortage, the authors say.

Patients in the neurologic cohort were more likely to die post-discharge compared to controls.

The antiviral drug likely has a gradient of benefit, with those at highest risk most likely to see the greatest benefit, experts say in an…

The study took place at a school that serves vulnerable students in a setting where air quality improvements were made and then monitored.

Analysis of viral sequences uncovered 3 novel viral spike protein mutations.

By day 29 of the trial, 11.2% in the remdesivir group and 11.3% in the control group had an adverse cardiac event.

More than 70% of visits were by adolescents 12 to 18 years old.

Of US measles cases, 59% weren’t vaccinated and immunization status wasn’t known for 24%.