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COVID-19 may up ischaemic stroke severity

29 Sep 2020 by

Patients with COVID-19 who experience an ischaemic stroke may have worse outcomes, including greater stroke severity and mortality risk, than those without COVID-19, findings from the Global COVID-19 Stroke Registry showed.

COVID-19 may up ischaemic stroke severity

29 Sep 2020

Amoxicillin-clavulanate regimen for PBB: 4 weeks no better than 2 weeks

28 Sep 2020 by

A 4-week course of amoxicillin-clavulanate in children with protracted bacterial bronchitis (PBB) does not improve cough resolution rates compared with a 2-week course, according to a study from Australia. However, the longer course may significantly extend time to first cough exacerbation.

Amoxicillin-clavulanate regimen for PBB: 4 weeks no better than 2 weeks

28 Sep 2020

COVID-19 in hospitals: Toilets, staff, public areas show contamination

28 Sep 2020 by

With a great deal of controversy surrounding the possible transmission route of SARS-CoV-2 virus, a study reveals yet another surprise worthy of caution in the hospital setting.

COVID-19 in hospitals: Toilets, staff, public areas show contamination

28 Sep 2020

Lancet warns against ‘medical populism’ in fight against COVID-19

25 Sep 2020 by

Ten countries in the Asia Pacific region, with six coming from Southeast Asia (SEA), have topped the ranking of nations that successfully suppressed the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, according to The Lancet COVID-19 Commission statement on the 75th session of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly.

Lancet warns against ‘medical populism’ in fight against COVID-19

25 Sep 2020

Wearing masks at home may curb COVID-19 spread within family

24 Sep 2020 by

Wearing masks at home can prevent COVID-19 from spreading among family members, especially before symptoms appear, suggests a study.

Wearing masks at home may curb COVID-19 spread within family

24 Sep 2020

PPE rationing for surgeons must be devoid of politics, follow guidelines

24 Sep 2020 by

The need to balance limited supplies of personal protective equipment (PPE) with staff and patient safety during the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic should not leave surgeons treating patients with inadequate PPE, according to a study.

PPE rationing for surgeons must be devoid of politics, follow guidelines

24 Sep 2020

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COVID-19 may up ischaemic stroke severity

COVID-19 may up ischaemic stroke severity

Amoxicillin-clavulanate regimen for PBB: 4 weeks no better than 2 weeks

Amoxicillin-clavulanate regimen for PBB: 4 weeks no better than 2 weeks

COVID-19 in hospitals: Toilets, staff, public areas show contamination

COVID-19 in hospitals: Toilets, staff, public areas show contamination

Lancet warns against ‘medical populism’ in fight against COVID-19

Lancet warns against ‘medical populism’ in fight against COVID-19

Wearing masks at home may curb COVID-19 spread within family

Wearing masks at home may curb COVID-19 spread within family

PPE rationing for surgeons must be devoid of politics, follow guidelines

PPE rationing for surgeons must be devoid of politics, follow guidelines