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Perspectiva | As origens, o desenvolvimento e o contexto da Comissão do Lancet sobre o Valor da Morte – “A morte deixou de ser um evento familiar, social e cultural para se tornar, sobretudo, um evento médico.”

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:42h

The origins, development, and context of the Lancet Commission on the Value of Death – The BMJ

Conteúdo relacionado: The Lancet Commission: Experts warn of the increasing overmedicalization of death, call for radical rethink of how society cares for dying people.


Um estudo de amplitude nacional na Suécia mostrou que o risco de morte foi o dobro em pacientes com doença crônica e transtornos psiquiátricos concomitantes.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:41h

Risk of Death Doubled in Patients with Chronic Disease and Co-occurring Psychiatric Disorders – University of Oxford

Estudo original: Psychiatric comorbidity and risk of premature mortality and suicide among those with chronic respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes in Sweden: A nationwide matched cohort study of over 1 million patients and their unaffected siblings – PLOS Medicine


Relatório OMS | Análise global dos resíduos de serviços de saúde no contexto da COVID-19.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:09h

Global analysis of health care waste in the context of COVID-19 – World Health Organization

Comunicado de imprensa: Tonnes of COVID-19 health care waste expose urgent need to improve waste management systems – World Health Organization

Comentários:

Covid-19: Pandemic waste threatens human and environmental health, says WHO – The BMJ

Amid Mountains of COVID Waste, WHO Urges Sustainable Solutions – Health Policy Watch

 

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Terapias ambulatoriais para COVID-19: como escolher?

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:07h

Outpatient Therapies for COVID-19: How do we choose? – Open Forum Infectious Diseases


Diretrizes atualizadas do NIH para COVID-19: tratamento de adultos não internados com COVID-19.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:06h

Therapeutic Management of Nonhospitalized Adults With COVID-19 – NIH COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines

 

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10 bilhões de doses de vacinas contra COVID: mundo atinge nova marca.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:05h

Ten billion COVID vaccinations: world hits new milestone – Nature

 

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Enquanto a Dinamarca descarta as restrições contra COVID, a OMS pede cuidado.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:04h

As Denmark Scraps COVID Restrictions, WHO Urges Caution – Health Policy Watch

Conteúdo relacionado: Despite the ongoing spread of Omicron, some European countries have decided to lift Covid-19 restrictions.


Editorial | Menstruação e vacinação contra Covid-19.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:02h

Menstruation and covid-19 vaccination – The BMJ

Comunicado de imprensa: New studies provide reassuring data on menstrual changes after covid-19 vaccination – BMJ

 

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M-A | Impacto da cetamina sobre o consumo de analgésicos-sedativos em pacientes críticos.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:01h

Impact of Ketamine on Analgosedative Consumption in Critically Ill Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis – Annals of Pharmacotherapy

Conteúdos relacionados:

RCT: Fentanyl vs. placebo with ketamine and rocuronium for patients undergoing rapid sequence intubation in the emergency department.

RCT: In patients undergoing emergency endotracheal intubation, 7-day survival was significantly lower with etomidate vs. ketamine (77.3% versus 85.1%), but 28 survival rates were not significantly different (etomidate 64.1% vs. ketamine 66.8%, p = 0.294).


Perspectiva | A contínua saga da salina normal vs. fluidos balanceados.

4 Fev, 2022 | 16:00h

The ongoing saga of normal saline versus balanced fluids – First10EM

Estudos originais:

RCT: In critically ill adults, using a balanced multielectrolyte solution did not lower the risk of death or acute kidney injury compared to standard saline.

Balanced Crystalloids versus Saline in Critically Ill Adults — A Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis – NEJM Evidence

Conteúdos relacionados:

BaSICS RCT: Among critically ill patients requiring fluid therapy, treatment with a balanced solution did not lead to reduced mortality compared to a 0.9% saline solution.

BaSICS RCT: Among critically ill patients requiring fluid therapy, there was no difference in mortality with slower (333 mL/h) vs. faster (999 mL/h) intravenous fluid bolus rates.

Cochrane Review: Buffered Solutions Do Not Improve Mortality in Critically Ill Adults and Children Compared to 0,9% Saline


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