PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

Infecting captive species could help gauge pandemic risk of coronaviruses that have yet to infect humans.

CONCLUSION: The obtained results prove that counselling should be standard practice after potentially traumatic events in the workplace; moreover, emotional and/or instrumental support should be offered along with spiritual one.

CONCLUSIONS: Our results agree with most of the literature data that anxiety, depression, and stress are associated with gender (female), age (18-44 vs. over 55), and having cared for patients with COVID-19.

CONCLUSION: In order to design robust models of CAMH care and to mitigate current shortcomings, actions on the policy level (e.g., CAMH strategy development with a focus on mental health promotion, installation of cross-sectoral governance), at the

The incidence of skin cancer has risen steadily over recent decades. Childhood and adolescent sun exposure remains a critical risk factor in skin cancer development, making education of high schoolers imperative for promoting sun-safe behaviors

This report presents an atypical case of neuroretinitis in a post-transplant patient. A man in his 40s presented to a provincial ophthalmology service with unilateral left visual loss. He was immunosuppressed following orthotopic liver

The currently available coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines in South Korea include mRNA (Moderna^(®) and Pfizer^(®)) and adenoviral vector (AstraZeneca^(®) and Janssen^(®)) vaccines. Dermatologic side effects of COVID-19 vaccines range from

Normal pregnancy (Norm-Preg) is associated with a slight reduction in blood pressure (BP) and decreased BP response to vasoconstrictor stimuli such as angiotensin II (Ang II), although the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) is upregulated

The U.S. is facing a national shortage of healthcare workers, as waves of clinicians quit their jobs or leave the profession entirely. Much of the public discourse around this exodus characterizes it as the result of widespread "burnout." This study

CONCLUSION: Individuals with cancer worldwide tended to have worse psychosocial and financial challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, compared with other chronic disease populations. Clinicians need to be aware of the importance of attending to the