PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

PURPOSE: To explore the impact of COVID-19 pandemic lockdown (CoPL) on body mass index (BMI) and physical fitness among college students.

CONCLUSION: GBM sexual activity after restrictions were lifted remained below pre-pandemic levels. Comparable sexual partner distributions may explain similarities in mpox ℛ0 and cumulative incidence across cities. With potential for further recovery

CONCLUSION: The use of dashboards for predicting the spread of COVID-19 in Brazil was a useful tool for decision-making. To anticipate waves of the disease gives time so that these decisions can be potentially more assertive. This drafts the need of

Versatile, informative, sensitive, and specific nucleic acid detection plays a crucial role in point-of-care pathogen testing, genotyping, and disease monitoring. In this study, we present a novel one-pot Cas12b-based method coupled with the "Green

Reopening countries also carries the risk of another wave of infections in many parts of the world, raising the question of whether we are ready to reopen our countries. This study examines the impact of reopening countries to receive foreign

CONCLUSIONS: If FDDCs continue to rely on virtual hearings beyond the pandemic, they must develop practices for improving client engagement during virtual hearings. FDDCs should preemptively develop procedures for improving parent-child visitation

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has infected many institutionalised elderly people. In Portugal, the level of pandemic fear among professional caregivers of the elderly is unknown, as are its predictive factors. This study aimed to

The lasting threat of viral pandemics necessitates the development of tailorable first-response antivirals with specific but adaptive architectures for treatment of novel viral infections. Here, such an antiviral platform has been developed based on

CONCLUSIONS: In the later stages of the pandemic, with widespread vaccination and advancements in COVID-19 treatments, outcomes for hospitalized elderly and oldest-old patients with COVID-19 have improved. The influence of age on in-hospital

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