COVID-19 & Cardiology
COVID-19: November Update Cracking Covid’s Long-Term Effects
COVID-19 symptoms can persist for months. While most patients make a full recovery within a few weeks, there is some evidence of damage to the lungs, heart, brain all of which can lead to long-term health issues. The following articles present some interesting perspectives on the potential long-term effects of COVID-19. The best strategies…
Read More...COVID-19: October Update Covid Long-Haulers
COVID-19 October 2020. A collection of some interesting articles and information I came across from various respected medical journals and trusted resources. The best strategies to prevent contracting COVID-19 are: Wear a mask in public places Social distancing – stay at least 6 feet away from other people Wash your hands frequently – with…
Read More...COVID-19: Low-Cost PPE Respirator Protects ICU Staff
As Covid-19 cases are rising once again, concerns surrounding the efficacy and availability of Personal Protective Equipment(PPE) for health care professionals charged with providing care for patients, are also top of mind. An inexpensive device called the Bubble PAPR, has been developed by the intensive care unit at Wythenshawe Hospital under the umbrella of…
Read More...COVID-19 & CARDIOLOGY UPDATES: April 03 to April 09, 2020
In response to the COVID-19/Coronavirus outbreak as it relates to treating patients with cardiovascular disease, many medical associations and organizations have released statements specifically related to treatment for cardiovascular patients. As we have little to no clinical data at this time, position statements and articles from reliable sources are especially important. These resources provide credible…
Read More...COVID-19 & CARDIOLOGY UPDATES: March 27 to April 02, 2020
In response to the COVID-19/Coronavirus outbreak as it relates to treating patients with cardiovascular disease, many medical associations and organizations have released statements specifically related to treatment for cardiovascular patients. As we have little to no clinical data at this time, position statements and articles from reliable sources are especially important. These resources provide credible…
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