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American physicians should watch for a dangerous inflammatory syndrome in children that may be linked to COVID-19 infection

Doctors Should Watch for Pediatric Inflammatory Syndrome With COVID-19

Epidemiologists are developing a definition of the syndrome that could be released this week
Many critically ill patients with COVID-19 respiratory failure managed with mechanical ventilation and established acute respiratory distress syndrome protocols survive

Established ARDS Therapy Aids Many Critically Ill With COVID-19

Findings seen in series of 66 patients with COVID-19 respiratory failure receiving mechanical ventilation
Among patients with heart failure

For Those With Heart Failure, ACE2 Concentrations Up in Men

Use of ACE inhibitors, ARBs not tied to higher plasma ACE2 concentrations in those with heart failure
Severe illness from COVID-19 infection occurs in some children

Severe Illness Reported in Some Children With COVID-19

83 percent of children admitted to 46 participating PICUs had significant preexisting comorbidities
After the COVID-19 emergency declarations

Pediatric Vaccine Ordering Has Decreased During COVID-19

Decrease seen in VFC-funded APIC-recommended childhood vaccines after national emergency declaration
There is a crude correlation between vitamin D levels and the number of COVID-19 cases and COVID-19 mortality

Crude Link ID’d for Vitamin D Levels, COVID-19 Cases, Death

Vitamin D levels severely low in aging population, the most vulnerable population to COVID-19
Doctors Without Borders has sent a nine-person team to the Navajo Nation in the Southwestern United States as it struggles with a COVID-19 crisis.

Doctors Without Borders Team Sent to Navajo Nation to Fight COVID-19

This marks the first time Doctors Without Borders has dispatched a team to a U.S. location
Olfactory dysfunction occurs commonly

Olfactory Dysfunction Most Often Occurs by Third Day of COVID-19

Loss of smell, usually severe and accompanied by loss of taste, may signal later shortness of breath
A risk score based on 10 factors can predict the risk for developing critical illness at COVID-19 admission

Risk Score May Predict Critical Illness at COVID-19 Admission

10 independent predictors in risk score include chest radiographic abnormality, age, hemoptysis, dyspnea
For COVID-19

Epidemic Growth of COVID-19 Not Linked to Latitude, Temperature

Slower epidemic growth strongly tied to restrictions of mass gatherings, school closure, social distancing