PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

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CONCLUSIONS: Optimism, sense of mastery and closeness with family/friends promotes coping and life satisfaction, whereas frailty and comorbidities make coping more challenging and lead to lower life satisfaction particularly during a pandemic. Our

CONCLUSIONS: Sustained increases in utilization of digital STBBI testing during the pandemic suggest fundamental changes in STBBI testing in BC, highlighting the need for accessible and appropriate digital testing, especially for those most affected

CONCLUSION: The mortality rate of cancer patients was 10.5%, lower than other studies. Vaccinations had mortality benefit, but no effect on hypoxia, ventilator use, or LOS. Delaying cancer therapy during peak infection is likely not necessary based

CONCLUSION: technological variables and sociodemographic characteristics predict academic stress in nursing students. It is suggested to optimize the time of use of computers, regulate the brightness of the screen, avoid sitting in inappropriate

This is an analysis of state management of Primary Health Care in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Bahia. It is a qualitative case study with interviews with managers and regulatory documents analyzed according to the categories of government

to verify the implications of practical activities in the Skills and Simulation Laboratory on the motivation and feelings expressed by undergraduate students when returning to face-to-face activities after the social isolation caused by COVID-19

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CONCLUSIONS: "Multisectoral Leadership and Cooperation", "Government Collaboration among International Partners" and "Awareness in the Community" are key strategies that enhanced the control of the COVID-19 outbreak in Sierra Leone. It is recommended

Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are major components of the innate immune defense. Accumulating evidence suggests that the antibacterial activity of many AMPs is dependent on the formation of amyloid-like fibrils. To identify novel fibril forming AMPs