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Metabolic syndrome is associated with a lethal outcome for patients with COVID-19

Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Worse Outcomes in COVID-19

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Higher risk for death seen among mostly Black adults with MetS hospitalized for COVID-19 in New Orleans
Three COVID-19-positive people with no symptoms were successfully identified and isolated at four overnight camps in Maine

Maine Summer Camps Identified, Isolated COVID-19 Cases

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Actions prevented COVID-19 transmission to more than 1,000 other campers and staff
Preterm delivery is associated with an increased risk for premature mortality in women

Preterm Delivery Ups Risk for Premature Mortality in Mothers

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Risk for all-cause mortality up in 10 years after delivery and still elevated at 10 to 19, 20 to 44 years
Intensive care unit (ICU) and non-ICU bed use as a percentage of a state's hospital bed capacity is significantly associated with an increase in overall COVID-19 deaths during the next seven days

Increase in Hospital Bed Use Tied to COVID-19 Deaths in Seven Days

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1 percent increase in ICU bed use tied to more than twofold increase in COVID-19 deaths in seven days
Occupational exposures to burning wood

Exposure to Burning Wood Linked to Abnormal Cardiac Parameters

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Abnormal cardiac function, structure seen with exposure to pesticides, metals, burning wood
Experts are alarmed about revised U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines advising that people who do not have symptoms of COVID-19 do not need to be tested

Changes to CDC COVID-19 Testing Guidelines Trigger Concern

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Guidelines changed this week and prompted concern among infectious disease professionals
Nursing home staff will have to be tested regularly for COVID-19

U.S. Nursing Home Staff Must Be Tested Regularly for COVID-19

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Long-term care facilities account for 42 percent of COVID-19 deaths in the United States
Return to hospital after discharge for inpatients with COVID-19 is infrequent

Return to Hospital Infrequent After COVID-19 Admission

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COPD, hypertension, shorter length of stay, and no in-hospital anticoagulation tied to return
The use of blood plasma from COVID-19 survivors to treat patients hospitalized with the disease is still considered experimental

WHO: Plasma Therapy for COVID-19 Still Experimental

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FDA 'emergency use authorization' does not mean plasma therapy has been proven safe and effective
Many hospital nurses in Illinois and New York were burned out and working in understaffed conditions immediately prior to the first wave of COVID-19 patients

Nurse Understaffing Common in Hospitals Prior to COVID-19

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Many nurses give their hospital unfavorable safety marks, would not recommend hospital to others