Women less likely to have heart disease and die from it than men But experts advise interpreting the results of a global study with caution.
WHO develops preliminary case definition for inflammatory syndrome in children The COVID-19-associated syndrome seems to be its own unique entity.
Do vitamin D levels affect risk of infection and severity of COVID-19? Emerging research suggests yes, but others believe there is insufficient evidence to change current practice.
‘Important’ link between paediatric inflammatory syndromes and COVID-19 Australian researchers have been commissioned to investigate the mystery illness, following the death of at least three children in the US.
Remdesivir and COVID-19: What GPs need to know It has become the first therapy for COVID-19 to receive FDA approval for emergency use – but evidence of its effectiveness remains mixed.
‘It’s just a race against time’: Developing a COVID-19 vaccine Examining the challenges of finding a vaccine, timeframes for development, and the progress of clinical trials around the world.
Strokes in young, asymptomatic COVID-19 patients on the rise Experts in the US are reporting a concerning increase in the presentation of stroke in young, previously healthy patients.
Identifying serious eye conditions via telehealth Patients with a red eye do not necessarily need an examination to rule out an ophthalmic emergency, an expert explains.
GPs creating their own PPE solutions Some makeshift measures include buying masks and goggles from the hardware store and using raincoats as gowns.
Maternity care during COVID-19 A number of aspects of maternity care have changed during the pandemic, with telehealth leading the way.