ICU nurses at risk of PTSD, severe anxiety or problem drinking due to COVID trauma, finds study
New research from King's College London and published in Occupational Medicine shows the stark impact of working in critical care during the...
New research from King's College London and published in Occupational Medicine shows the stark impact of working in critical care during the...
They wore the vest over their medical clothing but under their protective clothing.
The authors noted that increased risk was due to occupation rather than socioeconomic status.
The term "long COVID" has been coined to describe the disease in people who continue to report symptoms several weeks...
When asked, just 1% of patients in the study said they wanted to die in hospital.
Any approval would be subject to the company submitting the necessary safety, quality and efficacy data.
One in eight healthcare workers and one in five household members required admission to critical care units.
Researches say that it remains unclear whether antibodies provide any effective level of immunity.
A massive 32% of those found to have antibodies reported having no symptoms at all.
The long-term impact of CPR on patients is also commonly underestimated.
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