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… says Cunningham-Mays. The cardiac rehab program was closed from mid- March through mid-June because of COVID-19, and many patients remain uncomfortable going to a local gym. But Cunningham-Mays is optimistic that …
… has that been like?Dr. Vargo: Although I haven’t worked directly with patients critically ill with COVID-19, repercussions of the pandemic have definitely been in the background, adding another layer of stress for …
… has received IRB approval and can begin as soon as lockdown restrictions are lifted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With thousands of cancer patients receiving this type of treatment and developing devastating chronic neuropathic …
… aspartate aminotransferase with no elevation in bilirubin; this may have been caused by the patient receiving a COVID-19 vaccination near this time.No other indicators of liver dysfunction or other serious adverse events were …
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… retrospective descriptive analysis studied 15 patients who were discharged early from the rehabilitation program. Five patients got COVID-19 or experienced financial issues. The remaining 10, which were the focus of the study, became overwhelmed …
… offering good tumor control, single-fraction treatment is also more cost effective and reduces potential exposure to COVID-19 in the hospital for vulnerable patients.Next stepsBased on these results, researchers are working on developing …
… says. “That’s why we do what we do.”Higgins agrees. Several years before the outbreak of COVID-19, she and Spurlin were among a group of Cleveland Clinic caregivers who attended a disaster preparedness …
… a surge of interest in olfactory receptors because they appear to be associated with blood clotting during COVID-19 infection.Dr. Cameron’s research team screened for substances that bind to OR2L13 and found that …
Functional movement disorders (FMDs) are difficult to treat and can be isolating for patients because of their negative impact on activities of daily life. Now, patients with FMDs who are seen at Cleveland Clinic’s …
After launching Cleveland Clinic Hospital Care At Home℠ (HCAH) in April 2023 to serve patients requiring acute care at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital in Vero Beach, Florida, Cleveland Clinic expanded the pilot to Cleveland …
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