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We review 9 more of the top COVID-19 research studies to date, including studies on transmission, treatment, and prognosis.
In this episode we summarize 9 top COVID-19 studies in a special episode prepared for the Indiana Academy of Family Physicians.
This week, we discuss hopefully the last two studies of hydroxychloroquine for patients with COVID (still doesn't work), pulmonary rehab in patients with COPD, and the use of special footwear in patients with knee DJD.
This week, a COVID-19 outbreak in an Israeli high school, the accuracy of antibody studies, denervation to treat hypertension, and identifying low-risk patients with syncope. Plus the quiz, and a recommendation.
This week, an all COVID-19 episode covers 7 new studies in just 24 thrill-packed minutes: 2 phase 2 vaccine trials just out yesterday, outpatient monitoring of patients with COVID-19, hydroxychloroquine in mildly ill patients, and transmission of COVID-19 by children
This week we discuss COVID research on how many are asymptomatic and for how long people are infectious , managing overactive bladder symptoms in men, and perioperative probiotics and synbiotics for patients undergoing abdominal surgery.
2 COVID papers on seroprevalence and total vs confirmed cases, treating UTI with telehealth, migraine prophylaxis for kids, and variation in lab values.
This week, 6 COVID-19 updates: corticosteroids reduce mortality for sickest patients, non-drug approaches to controlling COVID, a review of the multisystem inflammatory syndrome in kids, another study on COVID 19 mortality and race, asymptomatic COVID and a report from the CDC on factors related to hospital and ICU use among patients with COVID-19.
This week on Primary Care Update: 2 COVID-19 studies (convalescent plasma RCT and accuracy of patient self-sampling), plus managing pneumothorax, and something that seems to work for infantile colic.
A lot to cover: remdesivir updates, the effect of cancer treatment on COVID mortality, hypertensive medications, last call for HCQ, and racial disparities.
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