PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

CONCLUSIONS: Buprenorphine extended-release was associated with lower rates of nonfatal overdose events compared with daily opioid agonist therapy. Given the limitations of this naturalistic, retrospective design, further prospective studies are

An upregulation of the gp130-signalling cascade has been reported in multiple cancers, making gp130 an attractive target for the development of anticancer drugs. An inverted-funnel-like approach was utilised along with various structure-based drug

CONCLUSIONS: Surgeries for primary lung cancer still decreased substantially during the COVID-19 pandemic. The continued stagnation of screening was responsible for this decrease. Surgeries for metastatic lung tumors decreased profoundly, and the

CONCLUSIONS: DRESS is a delayed adverse reaction. It is important the diagnostic presumption and the causal relationship with the drugs due to the high mortality rate.

CONCLUSIONS: The professionals of the SVE professionals presented, during the sixth pandemic wave, a high risk of psychosocial disorder. As measures to be adopted, and with the aim of reducing psychosocial risk among its professionals, it is

CONCLUSIONS: Sleep difficulties are common and persistent in students, were amplified by the pandemic and worsen over the academic year. Given the importance of sleep for well-being and academic success, a preventive focus on sleep hygiene, healthy

CONCLUSION: Currently, baricitinib has reduced in-hospital mortality in hospitalized COVID-19 patients, with moderate certainty of evidence. IVM appeared to be a safer option than placebo in improving recovery time, while FVP was associated with

Editor's Note: This is a commentary on "Barrier Face Coverings for Workers" by Lisa Brosseau and Jeffrey Stull, which appeared in NEW SOLUTIONS 32(3).

In Sarawak, Malaysia, several exceptional safety precautions and measures were adopted to prevent the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic from spreading. Individuals' attitudes and opinions have impact on their obedience toward

CONCLUSION: Overall, COVID-19 critical was associated with an increased hazard of in-hospital mortality, but among those discharged alive from the hospital, less severe long-term outcomes were observed compared with other LRTIs.