Covid-19
Estudo randomizado | Vacina BCG não é efetiva em reduzir o absenteísmo de trabalhadores da atenção à saúde na pandemia de COVID-19.
2 Mai, 2022 | 14:01h
Comentário no Twitter
BCG-CORONA RCT💥 @CMIJournal @MarcBonten
BCG-vaccination of health care worker exposed to #COVID19 patients did NOT reduce unplanned absenteeism nor documented COVID-19 #IDTwitter #MedEd #TwitteRx #MedTwitter https://t.co/yqnpmuy5Y8— Antibiotic Steward Bassam Ghanem🆔🔥 (@ABsteward) April 28, 2022
M-A | Taxas de ataque secundário domiciliar de SARS-CoV-2 por variantes e status vacinal.
2 Mai, 2022 | 13:58h
Comentário no Twitter
This systematic review & meta-analysis found household #SARSCoV2 secondary attack rates increased over time and were higher for variants than prior reported estimates. Vaccination was associated with reduced transmission (more for Alpha vs Delta & Omicron) https://t.co/6vwW0u3vY7
— JAMA Network Open (@JAMANetworkOpen) April 28, 2022
Covid-19: qual é a evidência para o uso do antiviral Paxlovid?
29 Abr, 2022 | 15:16hCovid-19: What is the evidence for the antiviral Paxlovid? – The BMJ
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Análise Rasch | Desenvolvimento e validação do questionário de impacto dos sintomas para Covid longa (symptom burden questionnaire for long covid – SBQ-LC).
29 Abr, 2022 | 15:15h
Comentário no Twitter
New research developed and validated a symptom burden questionnaire for long covid which has the potential to benefit international clinical trials and inform clinical management https://t.co/akrRleap0W
— The BMJ (@bmj_latest) April 27, 2022
Estudo observacional | Impacto das vacinas contra Covid-19 na saúde pública dos EUA.
29 Abr, 2022 | 15:13hPublic health impact of covid-19 vaccines in the US: observational study – The BMJ
Editorial: The benefits of large scale covid-19 vaccination – The BMJ
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Paper and accompanying editorial https://t.co/uwqY0PqYsE
"Many more lives could have been saved……
this new study is another confidence booster for covid-19 vaccines." pic.twitter.com/o4FygrAX8T— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) April 27, 2022
Especialistas temem que os EUA padronizem o reforço anual de vacinas contra Covid sem dados suficientes.
29 Abr, 2022 | 15:11hExperts fear U.S. may default to annual Covid boosters without sufficient data – STAT
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Vaccine experts are concerned the U.S. may be sleepwalking into a policy of recommending annual Covid-19 vaccine boosters — without having generated the evidence to show they are actually needed. https://t.co/3TiNZvP0HY
— STAT (@statnews) April 26, 2022
Revisão clínica | Diagnóstico e tratamento da Covid-19 na gestação.
28 Abr, 2022 | 12:15hDiagnosis and management of covid-19 in pregnancy – The BMJ
Estudo de coorte | Incidência da síndrome de Guillain-Barré após vacinação contra Covid-19.
28 Abr, 2022 | 12:07h
Comentário no Twitter
This cohort study of #COVID19 vaccine safety surveillance in the US Vaccine Safety Datalink found a small elevated risk of Guillain-Barré syndrome after Janssen/J&J vaccine but not after mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. @KPDOR https://t.co/TTya5BDqeV
— JAMA Network Open (@JAMANetworkOpen) April 26, 2022
Sintomas persistentes de COVID-19 em estudo comunitário de 606.434 pessoas na Inglaterra.
27 Abr, 2022 | 16:41h
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Thirty-eight percent of participants from a community-based study of symptoms following COVID-19 reported persistent symptoms that lasted 12 weeks or more, according to an article published in @NatureComms. https://t.co/sAEutdOkSS pic.twitter.com/oCyyXGIRbk
— Nature Portfolio (@NaturePortfolio) April 20, 2022
Covid-19: estudo mostra que somente 1/4 dos pacientes admitidos em hospital sentem-se completamente recuperados após 1 ano.
27 Abr, 2022 | 16:39hComentário convidado: Long COVID: systemic inflammation and obesity as therapeutic targets – The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
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PHOSP-COVID study:
– 232 (29%) of 804 pts fully recovered at 1y
– Female sex, obesity, & IMV = less likely to feel fully recovered
– inflamm mediators📈in those w/ most severe physical, mental health, & cognitive impairmentsRead it here: https://t.co/rVZuVDo4xl
— The Lancet Respiratory Medicine (@LancetRespirMed) April 25, 2022


