A treatable, virus-related vagus nerve injury may be the cause of persistent shortness of breath in some COVID-19 long haulers
Read MoreSquelching the pandemic depends on a rapid rollout of vaccines across the world. Technology is one of the lynch pins of success.
Read MoreWhile not a solution to the maternal health crisis, good communication can help expectant patients feel safe getting care during COVID-19.
Read MoreThe well-documented COVID19 chapter of Abramson’s book, Proof of Conspiracy, details our early failure to respond. Here’s why it matters.
Read MoreOptimal self-care for patients with chronic wounds includes dressing changes, good nutrition, and recognizing warning signs of infection.
Read MoreDr. Bobby Reddy discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the care of cancer patients, including changes to treatment and way care is delivered.
Read MoreFor some frontline healthcare workers, symptoms of stress will subside with the crisis, but others will need additional help to restore their mental health.
Read MoreThere are simple ways to help prioritize your mental and physical health and keep it from deteriorating during the COVID 19 crisis.
Read MoreA small study of seriously ill COVID-19 patients administered acalabrutinib, a BTK inhibitor and repurposed lymphoma drug, showed very promising results.
Read MoreYoung journalists from Iowa City High School report on the experiences of people around the world during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreA young medical student recalls the indelible experience of taking care of a dying patient. It is the story of her first patient and her first death.
Read MorePatients with COVID-19 are at a much greater risk of developing blood clots. Guidelines for diagnosis and management of the condition are rapidly evolving.
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