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As attention mounts around the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers, hospitals and patients, one group has been relatively overlooked: physician trainees. The unforeseen interruption in clinical education triggered by the pandemic threatened to …
… the onset of hair loss.“This is why we’re seeing these patients now, several weeks after COVID-19 symptoms resolve. Telogen effluvium isn’t a symptom of COVID-19 as much as it is …
… in the context of the pandemic and offers insights for managing care.Bigger picture insights: ILD and COVID-19The pathologic picture. The relationship between ILD and COVID-19 has not been well-established; however, an …
No robust data yet exist on the presentation, course and outcome of COVID-19 in patients with Parkinson disease (PD) or other movement disorders. But the latest issue of Parkinsonism and Related Disorders features a …
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… supplementation to prevent COVID-19. However, N-acetylcysteine administration may improve outcomes in patients with established COVID-19 and should be studied further.For the details on these supplements as they relate to COVID-19 …
… Dr. Malone.Immediate access to counseling appointments. Psychologists and psychiatrists have earmarked telehealth slots for caregivers treating COVID-19 patients and for COVID-19-positive patients themselves. “Just like we can quickly turn around a …
… to work side-by-side with Cleveland Clinic practice educators to help cross-train nurses for the COVID-19 crisis. The very next day 19 nursing faculty came forward to volunteer their time as trainers …
In an attempt to lessen the impact of coronavirus/COVID-19 cases, Cleveland Clinic and other healthcare organizations across the globe are rapidly increasing the use of telehealth technology.Telehealth is enhancing patient access to …
… vital for what may be a long and difficult treatment journey.The social distancing necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated doctor-patient interactions, and possibly nowhere as much as in the practice of …
By Mina K. Chung, MDThere is so much we need to learn quickly in this devastating COVID-19 pandemic caused by the second known severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2). We are struggling …
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