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By the Editors
This week, the FDA issued an emergency use authorization for remdesivir for novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) after several studies — including two randomized, placebo-controlled trials — suggested a potential benefit in severe disease. Another study suggested that having COVID-19 patients self-prone in the emergency department could help improve oxygen saturation. Elsewhere, the CDC added new symptoms, like chills and sore throat, to its list of possible COVID-19 symptoms, and the World Health Organization expressed concern about the potential for recovered patients to not be immune to reinfection. Catch up on these and all of our COVID-19 stories from the past week at the links below.
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COVID-19: Positive Retests / Federal Prisons / Mental Health / Miscarriage (Apr. 30) (Free)
Remdesivir Trials Suggest Potential Benefit in COVID-19; FDA Expected to Authorize the Drug (Apr. 29) (Free)
COVID-19: Early Self-Proning / Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest / Breast-Feeding Guidelines (Apr. 29) (Free)
COVID-19: Stroke in Young Adults / New Presentation in Kids / ACS Admissions (Apr. 28) (Free)
SARS-CoV-2 Found in Aerosols in Hospital Staff Areas, Public Places; Guidelines Issued on Protecting Healthcare Workers (Apr. 27) (Free)
COVID-19: Benefits of Contact Tracing Detailed (Apr. 27) (Free)
COVID-19: Antibodies & Immunity / 6 Symptoms Added / Presymptomatic Transmission in SNFs (Apr. 26) (Free)