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Asthma drug shortens recovery time in COVID-19 patients at home
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Asthma drug shortens recovery time in COVID-19 patients at home

by  Medical Research Council Credit: CC0 Public Domain Early treatment with an asthma drug budesonide shortens recovery time in COVID-19 patients aged over 50 who are treated at home or in other community settings. The Platform Randomized Trial of Interventions against COVID-19 in Older People (PRINCIPLE) trial is led by the University of Oxford. It is...

Possible ‘missing link’ detected in COVID-19 patients
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Possible ‘missing link’ detected in COVID-19 patients

by Kathy Keatley Garvey,  UC Davis COVID-19 image from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). A newly published UC Davis research paper pinpoints what could be “the missing link” in why some COVID-19 patients recover and some don’t. A blood plasma biomarker discovered in hospitalized COVID-19 patients may not only predict the severity of adult respiratory distress...

Skin rashes are the ONLY symptoms that one in five Covid-19 patients present with
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Skin rashes are the ONLY symptoms that one in five Covid-19 patients present with

By JOE PINKSTONE FOR MAILONLINE  PUBLISHED: 09:31 EDT, 16 March 2021 | UPDATED: 10:32 EDT, 16 March 2021 From a high fever to a dry cough, coronavirus is known to be associated with a range of unpleasant symptoms.  Now, new data shows that for one in five people who catch Covid-19, their only symptom is a skin rash.   In a further 17 per...

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Administering zinc to covid-19 patients could help towards their recovery

IMIM (HOSPITAL DEL MAR MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE) Administering zinc supplements to covid-19 patients with low levels of this element may be a strategy to reduce mortality and recovery time. At the same time, it could help to prevent risk groups, like the elderly, from suffering the worst effects of the disease. These are the findings of a...

Virtual post-sepsis recovery program may also help recovering COVID-19 patients
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Virtual post-sepsis recovery program may also help recovering COVID-19 patients

AMERICAN THORACIC SOCIETY IMAGE: POST-SEPSIS MODEL MAY HELP COVID-19 PATIENTS AFTER DISCHARGE. iew more CREDIT: ATS Feb. 10, 2021 – A new paper published online in the Annals of the American Thoracic Society describes a “virtual” recovery program for sepsis patients that may also help post-COVID-19 patients and survivors of other serious illnesses.  In “Translating Post-Sepsis Care...

Treating post-infectious smell loss in COVID-19 patients
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Treating post-infectious smell loss in COVID-19 patients

Interview conducted by Emily Henderson, B.Sc. Jan 18 2021 Thought Leaders Professor Carl Philpott Academic Surgeon University of East Anglia News-Medical catches up with Professor Carl Philpott about the latest findings regarding COVID-19 and smell loss (anosmia), and how sufferers of smell loss post-infection can be treated. We last interviewed you back in the early...

Promising clinical data for fenofibrate’s ability to prevent lung damage in COVID-19 patients
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Promising clinical data for fenofibrate’s ability to prevent lung damage in COVID-19 patients

by  Hebrew University of Jerusalem HUJI Prof. Yaakov Nahmias. Credit: David Hanoch In what has the potential to significantly change how Corona patients are being treated and the severity of the disease, research spearheaded at Jerusalem’s Hebrew University gathered early clinical evidence demonstrating the efficacy of an existing drug in treating COVID-19. The study was presented...

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New discovery may change how dexamethasone is prescribed for some COVID-19 patients

DOE/ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY Research has shown that dexamethasone, a widely available steroid, can significantly reduce the chance of death from COVID-19. However, because of the way dexamethasone is transmitted throughout the body, it may be less effective in patients with diabetes, according to new research performed at the Advanced Photon Source (APS), a U.S. Department...