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Breathing Easier: Technique Might Keep COVID Patients Off of Ventilators

Breathing Easier: Technique Might Keep COVID Patients Off of Ventilators

December 15th 2021

High-flow oxygen therapy reduced the need for mechanical ventilation and shortened the time to clinical recovery among patients with severe COVID-19, says the study.


C Diff Infection? Take Note of the Risk Factors

C Diff Infection? Take Note of the Risk Factors

November 1st 2021

The use of almost every antibiotic increases the chances of Clostridioides difficile infection, and that includes the drugs that are used to treat C diff, a study states.


Sparsely Attended Football Games Do Not Spread COVID-19

Sparsely Attended Football Games Do Not Spread COVID-19

September 2nd 2021

Touchdown! Attendance at professional and college football games may resume with COVID-19 mitigation measures, according to a study. But will the delta variant move the goalpost?


Health Care Disparities Uncovered in Nursing Homes

Health Care Disparities Uncovered in Nursing Homes

June 8th 2021

Investigators with Columbia University School of Nursing found that COVID-19 infections were 13.6 percentage points higher in nursing homes with 50% or more Black residents, and deaths were 3.5 percentage points higher, compared with nursing homes with no Black residents.

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