Covid-19 (Temas de Saúde Pública)
Perspectiva | As evidências sobre a 4ª dose das vacinas contra Covid & a questão complicada dos limites de idade.
6 Abr, 2022 | 12:53hConteúdos relacionados:
U.S. approves second Covid-19 booster for people 50 and older and immunocompromised individuals.
[Preprint] Fourth dose of COVID vaccine offers only slight boost against Omicron infection.
Covid-19: Fourth vaccine doses—who needs them and why?
[Not published yet] Study in Israel finds fourth COVID booster has limited efficacy.
Comentário no Twitter
The evidence on 4th doses of Covid vaccines & the thorny question of age thresholds – 50? 55? 60? 65? 70? 75? 80? Each has been set by at least one country… | New @PLOS https://t.co/4tJ0o1fUC1
— Hilda Bastian, PhD (@hildabast) April 1, 2022
Estudo de coorte | Mudança nas taxas de mortalidade por doença cardíaca e AVC antes e durante a pandemia de Covid-19.
6 Abr, 2022 | 12:46hComentários:
Several-Fold Increase in Stroke and Heart Disease Deaths During COVID-19 Pandemic – NeurologyToday
2019 to 2020 Saw Risk-Linked Deaths From Heart Disease, Stroke Up – HealthDay
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Our paper @JAMANetworkOpen Sidney et al. https://t.co/bfCX9akd6p 2019 – 2020, several-fold ⬆️ in risk-associated deaths from Heart Disease & Stroke, with greater ⬆️ minorities & highest ⬆️among Black adults. More evidence of underlying systemic inequities & structural racism 🧵 pic.twitter.com/goQgPmRU9c
— Jamal Rana, MD (@JamalRanaMD) March 23, 2022
Estratégia da OMS para preparo, prontidão e plano de resposta para o fim da emergência global de Covid-19 em 2022.
5 Abr, 2022 | 12:30h
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"WHO is releasing updated Strategic Preparedness, Readiness & Response Plan for #COVID19. This is our 3rd strategic plan for COVID-19, & it could & should be our last. It lays out 3️⃣ possible scenarios for how the pandemic could evolve this year"-@DrTedros https://t.co/ryb0QdlTqG
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) March 30, 2022
Dois novos estudos mostram que a vacinação forneceu proteção adicional após infecção por Covid-19.
5 Abr, 2022 | 12:14hComentários:
Vaccines offer substantial extra protection after COVID-19 infection – CIDRAP
Had COVID? Getting Vaccine Boosts Resilience Even More, Studies Show – HealthDay
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THREAD | New studies in @TheLancetInfDis confirm #COVID19 vaccines provide extra protection for those with immunity from previous infection, especially against severe disease ⤵️
(Cases of reinfection from omicron variants not included)
— The Lancet (@TheLancet) April 1, 2022
Estratégia de vigilância genômica global da OMS para patógenos com potencial pandêmico e epidêmico 2022-2032.
1 Abr, 2022 | 12:36hComunicado de imprensa: WHO releases 10-year strategy for genomic surveillance of pathogens – World Health Organization
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🆕 Today @WHO published the Global Genomic Surveillance Strategy for Pathogens with Pandemic and Epidemic Potential (2022–2032)
Ambitious, comprehensive, strategic and necessary.
Short thread ⬇️https://t.co/98NMgMhbL6
— Maria Van Kerkhove (@mvankerkhove) March 30, 2022
Estudo de caso-controle | Em crianças de 5 a 11 anos de idade, a vacina da Pfizer mostrou efetividade de 68% contra internação causada pela variante Ômicron.
1 Abr, 2022 | 12:29hComentário: COVID vaccination of children age 5-11 cut omicron hospitalizations by 68% – Children’s Hospital Boston
Conteúdo relacionado: [Preprint] Study shows significantly reduced effectiveness of the Pfizer vaccine in children 5 to 11 after the emergency of the Omicron variant.
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BNT162b2 vaccination reduced the risk of omicron-associated hospitalization by two thirds among children 5 to 11 years of age. https://t.co/mQcchQqbtH pic.twitter.com/Qzy8qKg1wC
— NEJM (@NEJM) March 30, 2022
Risco de reinfecções por SARS-CoV-2 em crianças: um estudo de vigilância nacional prospectiva na Inglaterra.
1 Abr, 2022 | 12:24hComentário convidado: Importance of understanding the reinfection risk of COVID-19 in children – The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health
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Everything we know about #SARSCoV2 tells us that first infection reduces (but doesn’t eliminate) the risk & SEVERITY of further infections, even with new variants. Here is our paper showing this with delta reinfections in kids (work on omicron reinfections in progress)👇 https://t.co/3gDPBHRu18
— Shamez Ladhani (@ShamezLadhani) March 30, 2022
[Preprint] Estudo de coorte retrospectiva | 2º reforço de vacina e mortalidade por Covid-19 em adultos de 60 a 100 anos de idade.
31 Mar, 2022 | 13:44hSecond Booster Vaccine and Covid-19 Mortality in Adults 60 to 100 Years Old – Research Square
Comentários:
Huge Study Finds Second COVID-19 Booster is ‘Life-saving’ for Over 60s – Health Policy Watch
Fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose substantially reduces mortality in the elderly – News Medical
EUA aprovam 2ª dose de reforço contra Covid-19 para pessoas de 50 anos de idade ou mais e indivíduos imunocomprometidos.
31 Mar, 2022 | 13:41hU.S. approves second Covid-19 booster for people 50 and older – STAT
FDA OKs second COVID booster shot for older Americans – CIDRAP
Estudo RECOVERY – 2 anos.
31 Mar, 2022 | 13:38hThe RECOVERY Trial – two years on – University of Oxford
Conteúdos relacionados:
[Preprint] RECOVERY trial shows Baricitinib reduces deaths in patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
RECOVERY Trial: No benefit from convalescent plasma in patients admitted to hospital with COVID-19.
RECOVERY trial: Azithromycin not beneficial for patients admitted to hospital with COVID-19
RECOVERY trial: Effect of hydroxychloroquine in hospitalized patients with Covid-19
Randomized trial: Lopinavir–ritonavir not beneficial for patients admitted to hospital with COVID-19
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"One trial. Over 47,000 participants. Nearly 200 hospital sites, across six countries. Ten results. Four effective COVID-19 treatments. And behind them all, an army of researchers, doctors, nurses, statisticians and supporting staff."https://t.co/cDlCUkG4cD
— Martin Landray (@MartinLandray) March 28, 2022


