PubMed COVID-19 Clinical Care

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Changes in the concentrations of PM(10)-bound potentially toxic elements (PTEs) during the COVID-19 lockdown period and after the revocation of restrictions were analyzed using the data received at the Aerosol Complex of Moscow State University in

CONCLUSION: Reducing socioeconomic inequalities among countries not only improves conditions of most disadvantages but also will help to reduce excess of mortality from future pandemics.

CONCLUSION: This pandemic has been a terrifying ordeal for all and has exposed our entire population physically, psychologically, emotionally, and financially to unimaginable stresses. In the present scenario, EOL care is as much a necessity as

The health damage caused by passive smoking is well known in closed public spaces such as workplaces, inside homes and restaurants. However, at present, the number of smokers in open public spaces such as terraces has increased and consequently a

E-commerce and the use of social media, particularly Twitter, both grew rapidly during the COVID-19 period. Companies may significantly benefit from social media management, which highlights the significance of responsible consumerism highlighted in

In the dynamic landscape of respiratory virus vaccines, it is crucial to assess the value of novel mRNA and combination influenza/COVID-19 vaccines in low- and middle-income countries. Modeling studies, such as the one conducted by Waterlow et al

CONCLUSION: Scientific data presented in this review signifies the biological importance and therapeutic potential of tectochrysin in medicine.

CONCLUSIONS: Widespread pediatric institutional use of virtual medicine provided environmental benefits. The true potential of virtual medicine for decreasing the environmental footprint of healthcare lies in scaling this mode of care to patient

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