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Risk for newborn respiratory distress increases in a dose-response manner in association with maternal use of prenatal antidepressants

Newborn Respiratory Distress Up With Maternal Antidepressant Use

Moderate, high sustained prenatal antidepressant use associated with increased risk for preterm birth
About half of patients with perioperative severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 have postoperative pulmonary complications

Postoperative Lung Complications Common in Patients With SARS-CoV-2

Pulmonary complications found in 51.2 percent of patients; 30-day mortality 38 percent in these patients
Children with COVID-19 frequently have negative chest computed tomography findings

Chest CT Often Normal in Pediatric COVID-19 Patients

No change was seen in 10 of the 11 follow-up CT examinations carried out
Use of the awakening and breathing coordination

ABCDE Bundle Can Reduce Ventilation Time for ICU Patients

Awakening and breathing coordination, delirium monitoring/management, early mobility are key
For adults hospitalized with COVID-19 with lower respiratory tract infection

Remdesivir Beats Placebo for Time to COVID-19 Recovery

Researchers suggest antiviral agents in combination with other therapeutic approaches may further improve outcomes
A chest X-ray severity score can predict outcomes among young and middle-aged adults with COVID-19 on presentation to the emergency department

ED Chest X-Ray Score Predicts COVID-19 Outcomes in Adults <50

CXR severity score ≥2 and obesity independent predictors of hospital admission
Older age

Age, Sex, History of Diabetes Predict Intubation in COVID-19

Only factors independently associated with time to extubation are age and body mass index
Among COVID-19 patients who develop severe respiratory symptoms requiring intubation

Asthma Tied to Longer COVID-19 Intubation Time

However, asthma not associated with higher rates of acute respiratory distress syndrome, death
Thoracic surgeons have high career satisfaction

High Career Satisfaction Reported by Many Thoracic Surgeons

But 55.7 percent of cardiothoracic surgeons who responded report symptoms of burnout or depression
Initiation of pulmonary rehabilitation within three months of hospital discharge for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is significantly associated with a lower risk for mortality at one year for Medicare beneficiaries

Pulmonary Rehab Associated With Lower COPD Mortality

Only 1.5 percent of patients initiated pulmonary rehabilitation within 90 days of discharge