SARS-COV2

This study tested a gentler way to use breathing machines for hospitalized COVID-19 patients with severe lung failure. Researchers compared the standard method to an 'ultraprotective' method that uses smaller, gentler breaths. The goal was to see if this gentler approach could he…

This study aimed to understand how COVID-19 antibodies change over time in hospital staff who care for vulnerable patients like those with cancer. Researchers followed 526 healthcare workers for a year, testing their blood for antibodies at the start, 3 months, and 12 months. The…

This small study aimed to understand how COVID-19 might spread through the air during abdominal surgery on infected patients. Researchers tested air and surfaces in operating rooms to see if the virus traveled during different surgical approaches. The goal was to gather evidence …

This study aimed to understand why COVID-19 often causes a loss of smell. Researchers compared nasal tissue samples from 26 people with COVID-19-related smell loss to samples from healthy volunteers. The goal was to see if the virus directly damages smell cells or if inflammation…

This study aimed to understand how COVID-19 spread within families by measuring antibodies in children of hospital workers. Researchers tested 563 participants from hospital worker households to see if children developed COVID-19 antibodies when their parents had been exposed. Th…

This study aimed to understand the long-term health effects of COVID-19 by tracking 6,000 adults who had symptoms and were tested for the virus. Participants completed online surveys every 3 months for 18 months to share information about their health. The research focused on ide…

This study aimed to understand what eye problems develop in COVID-19 patients who are critically ill in the intensive care unit (ICU). Researchers examined the eyes of 23 patients at different times during their hospital stay to look for damage to the cornea, retina, and optic ne…

This study aimed to understand how COVID-19 affects people with cancer. Researchers looked back at the medical records of 3,820 cancer patients who also had COVID-19. They tracked symptoms, treatments, and survival to learn which cancer patients are most at risk from the virus.

This study aimed to find out which factors can predict if a hospitalized COVID-19 patient will die within 28 days. Researchers at Lille University Hospital in France collected detailed medical information from 757 adult patients treated for suspected or confirmed COVID-19. By ana…