size of differences or how policies might affect those differences. In the uncommon cases where studies have discussed that different measures may yield differences conclusions about patterns of changes – then referring to normative or value judgements in choice of measures, as in the BMJ article to which reference 8 responded – they have invariably […]
teachers of air. They know what it takes to fly — to get into the right form, the right way to breathe, and the right way to stay up in the air. The way to benevolence comes with understanding your spirit. Spirit is air — spirit is space and time. Fire is energy and movement. […]
materials and waste treatment, to medicinal resources and recreation. By maintaining and restoring nature, not only do we ensure our continued quality of life, but also that of our children. We can improve our understanding of the complex linkages between biodiversity, ecosystem services, and human health and promote co-benefits through more integrated policies and implementation […]
insight, behavioural disinhibition (e.g. approaching and touching strangers) and compulsive behaviours (e.g. to repeatedly walk the same route) make managing in lockdown extremely difficult. Tailored advice is required in these cases. People with PCA live with progressive cortically-based visual impairments that lead to greater reliance on touch (e.g. to hold handrails to reduce the risk […]
the pros and cons of the concept of the ‘tragedy of belief commons’, it may explain why some disadvantageous ‘memes’ propagate and persist. It takes ‘crises’ in science to bring about paradigm changes . It is indeed surprising how journalists and politicians argue that preventable health care accidents must not be / will not be […]
health and well-being. Noteworthy, it’s crucial to notice that they’ve also reported that remdesivir produced adverse events leading to its stoppage in 18 (12%) patients versus four (5%) patients who stopped placebo early, and I suggest that these results are the most important reported numerical, as well as significant findings and I recommend them to […]
discharge protocols for COVID-19 patients, including criteria for testing. On repatriation from the general hospital, care must be taken to clarify medical capacity at the discharge location. For example, our unit had limited cylinder oxygen available for oxygen therapy, which was considered in repatriation and end of life care planning. Training in the recognition and […]
including the primary outcome which was survival without transfer to the intensive care unit and secondary outcomes that were overall survival, survival without acute respiratory distress syndrome, weaning from oxygen, and discharge from hospital to home or rehabilitation. But in our opinions, the evaluation indicators in this paper could not fully explain whether the drug […]
of the action by WHO when there are more than 125 trials registered on portal clinicaltrials.gov which are under way and would soon give enough evidence in support or against HCQ in Covid 19. Drs Meghachandra Singh and Devi question whether the results can be generalized to different populations. To that extent, we conducted multiple […]
European society of Cardiology would consider how to identify people with high risk of developing cardiovascular disease who had been exposed or infected with Codi-19, treated or untreated and symptomatic or asymptomatic. However, I believe the second part of the reasons for the guidance (Covid-19 may also be a risk factor for the development of […]