PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

Racial and ethnic health disparities are more conspicuous in the United States since the start of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. While the urgency of these disparities was already alarming, the pandemic has exacerbated longstanding

CONCLUSION: This study concluded that family size, monthly income, and dietary diversity were factors contributed to household food security. On the other hand, variables such as educational status, family size, and food security were highly relevant

Introduction Dizziness and vertigo represent well-established symptoms of COVID-19. An overexpression of cytokines, a condition often described with the term "cytokine storm" or "hypercytokinemia", is a key characteristic of SARS-Cov-2 infection and

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The COVID-19 outbreak has injured the global industrial supply chain, especially China as the world's largest manufacturing base. Since 2020, China has implemented a rigorous lockdown policy, which has sternly damaged sectoral trade in export

CONCLUSIONS: These results confirm and extend the findings of recent immunologic and epidemiologic studies in a racially diverse region of the Mid-South U.S. In stratified analysis, we also found evidence suggesting that vaccine protection against

Introduction: This study set out to examine the use of telehealth resources to tackle the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic in Latin America within the scope of national telehealth projects (NTPs). Methods: A qualitative study developed

CONCLUSIONS: Online education cannot replace face-to-face education in anatomy and it can be used along ordinary training as an additional educational tool. However, group online learning activities, using dissection videos and 3-D software are

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted HIV prevention, care, and transmission opportunities. This likely varies by geography, given differences in COVID-19 burden and mandates over time, and by age, given different likelihoods of severe COVID-19

CONCLUSIONS: Long COVID presents a significant chronic health burden to adults in the US and abroad. This health burden may persist for many months post-acute infection.