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Safety in the selection of oral antibiotic treatment in community infections, beyond COVID-19 July 28, 2021
Oral antibiotics are among the most frequently used medications in the community. Its adverse effects are generally considered to be infrequent and mild, and include allergies, toxicities and drug interactions. Antibiotics are able to harm patients by various mechanisms, not always well known. Knowledge of the clinically relevant antibiotic-associated advers […]
A de la Cuerda
Decreased Global Interest in Oral Cancer During the COVID-19 Pandemic July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: Higher-income countries tend to be more interested in seeking information about oral cancer. Noteworthy decline in the interest in seeking information online for oral cancer may have crucial implications during the COVID-19 pandemic. Google Trends offer an invaluable and inexpensive means for oral cancer surveillance and health-seeking behavior. […]
Yoshizo Matsuka
Physician leaders' cross-boundary use of social media: what are the implications in the current COVID-19 environment? July 28, 2021
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to better understand social media (SM) factors that physician leaders need to consider, as they adapt their cross-boundary practices to engage with colleagues and patients. Firstly, this study explores why SM is being used by physicians to cross horizontal (physician to physician) and stakeholder (physician to patient) b […]
Lori McCay-Peet
COVID-19 severity, miR-21 targets, and common human genetic variation. Letter regarding the article 'Circulating cardiovascular microRNAs in critically ill COVID-19 patients' July 28, 2021
No abstract
Gustavo A Quintero
Resilience and anxiety among intensive care unit professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: ICU professionals developed symptoms consistent with a possible diagnosis of GAD due to their exposure to extremely stressful circumstances. However, resilience skills acted as a protective factor.
Francisco Javier Carmona-Monge
Experimental Biology 2021 Meeting Abstracts July 28, 2021
According to WHO's definition, self-medication is the use of drugs to treat self-diagnosed disorders or symptoms. There is a high risk of self-medication on the general population, mainly in South America. This phenomenon has been increasing with the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak, generating concerns, and anxieties in people, especially during the period of confi […]
Lenin Chuquimarca-Tandazo
Predicting hospital mortality in COVID-19 hemodialysis patients with developed scores July 28, 2021
Various risk scores such as COVID-GRAM Critical Illness Risk Score (COVID-GRAM), quick COVID-19 Severity Index (qCSI), and systemic immune-inflammation index (SII) have been developed to determine critical illness in hospitalized patients. None of these risk scoring systems was evaluated in HD patients who indeed carry the highest risk of developing critical […]
Ozge Timur
Ivermectin for preventing and treating COVID-19 July 28, 2021
BACKGROUND: Ivermectin, an antiparasitic agent used to treat parasitic infestations, inhibits the replication of viruses in vitro. The molecular hypothesis of ivermectin's antiviral mode of action suggests an inhibitory effect on severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) replication in the early stages of infection. Currently, evidenc […]
Stephanie Weibel
COVID-19'da Ihmal Edilen Semptom: Agri July 28, 2021
Pain is a common but often ignored symptom in COVID-19 patients. Early and adequate treatment with detailed pain assessment in these patients may reduce the risk of pain chronicization, and mood dysregulation. To provide analgesia, paracetamol can be listed as the first option in these patients, and then NSAIDs can also be reliably used for pain management i […]
Ender Sir
Epidemiology and risk of COVID-19 among travelers at airport and port quarantine stations across Japan: a nationwide descriptive analysis and an individually matched case-control study July 28, 2021
CONCLUSIONS: These findings justify travel restrictions based on the epidemic situation in countries of stay, although underestimation of the epidemic in lower income countries should be considered. A strict travel corridor could also reduce COVID-19 importation risk.
Tamami Umeda
Leveraging a preexisting global infectious disease network for local decision-making during a pandemic July 28, 2021
Emerging infectious disease epidemics require a rapid response from health systems; however, evidence-based consensus guidelines are generally absent early in the course of events. Formed in 2017 by five high-level isolation units spanning three continents, the experience of the Global Infectious Disease Preparedness Network (GIDPN) early in the course of CO […]
James V Lawler
COVID-19 and Dentistry: An Updated Overview of Dental Perspectives and a Recommended Protocol for Dental Care and Emergency Dental Treatment July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: Guidelines and standards for dental treatment amidst the COVID-19 pandemic are required. This manuscript provides an overview of the COVID-19 pandemic from dental perspectives and presents standards and guidelines of dental care provision based on available research in this field as well as clinical experience and practice.
Edward Lynch
Prevalence of Burnout among Dental Students during COVID-19 Lockdown in UAE July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: Identifying individuals at risk for burnout may provide a potential intervention strategy and counseling to assist in dental student development, as it has good psychometric properties.
Zeina Elyan
Impact of COVID-19 Lockdown on Oral Oncology-related Outpatient Volume at Indian Dental Institutions July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: The oral potentially malignant disorders (OPMD) and oral cancer (OC) patient volumes reduced substantially following lockdown. During the post-lockdown period, the proportion of oral cancers increased, whereas the proportion of OSMF cases decreased. Results indicate that OPMD and oral cancer patients were impacted differently by the lockdown.
Shankargouda Patil
Repercussions of COVID-19 in Brazilian Dentists' Personal and Professional Routines: An Online Survey July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: It is possible to conclude that Brazilian dentists demonstrated high knowledge of COVID-19's main symptoms and the risks of transmission through dental procedures. Most respondents practiced social isolation, although some did continue to provide emergency dental care.
Anya Pgf Vieira-Meyer
COVID-19 Pandemic and its Impact on Dentistry: A Cross-sectional Survey of Practicing Dentists July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: At the peak of the pandemic, the majority of dental providers had to reduce staff and seek financial assistance. Concurrently, many of these practices also invested in new safety equipment with the intention of reducing viral transmission.
Bridget Ferguson
Rapid progression of COVID-19 pneumonia to extensive fibrosis assessed with 3D volumetric CT July 28, 2021
No abstract
Recep Savas
The reliability of low-dose chest CT for the initial imaging of COVID-19: comparison of structured findings, categorical diagnoses and dose levels July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: Low kV and mA scans, as used in this study according to scanner manufacturer's global recommendations, may significantly lower exposure levels. However, these scans are significantly inferior in the detection of several individual CT findings of COVID-19 pneumonia, particularly the ones with GGO. Therefore, they should not be used as the pro […]
Esin Derin Çiçek
Diagnostic performance and interobserver agreement of CO-RADS: evaluation of classification in radiology practice July 28, 2021
CONCLUSION: The interpreter agreement for CO-RADS categories 1 and 5 was reasonably good. We conclude that this scoring system will make a valuable contribution to efforts in COVID-19 diagnosis. CO-RADS can also be of significant value for the diagnosis and treatment of the disease in cases with false-negative PCR results.
Bozkurt Gulek
Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support Culturally Tailored for African Americans: COVID-19-Related Factors Influencing Restart of the TX STRIDE Study July 28, 2021
CONCLUSIONS: Qualitative findings guided the appropriate implementation of technology for the study, which facilitated a successful restart. High retention of participants through the study transition provides evidence that participants are invested in learning how to manage their diabetes despite the challenges and distractions imposed by COVID-19.
Jihun Woo

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