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By the Editors
Over the past week, more evidence emerged linking use of hydroxychloroquine to QTc prolongation in patients with novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), while another study found no benefit from the drug in terms of intubation or death. Elsewhere, New York City joined the U.K. in reporting a multisystem inflammatory syndrome related to COVID-19 in children, researchers in China found SARS-CoV-2 in the semen of infected men, and a small autopsy study found deep-venous thrombosis in over half of 12 COVID-19 patients studied. To catch up on these and all of our COVID-19 stories from the past week, follow the links below.
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COVID-19: Virus in Semen / DVT Findings on Autopsy / Anakinra (May 7) (Free)
COVID-19: Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome / Risk Factors & Distress in Healthcare Workers / Llama Antibodies (May 6) (Free)
COVID-19: Longer Time to Isolate After Recovery / Prolonged aPTT / Guidance on Life Support in Children (May 5) (Free)
COVID-19: Neutralizing Antibody / Reopening Physician Practices / High Predictions for U.S. Deaths (May 4) (Free)
COVID-19: Hydroxychloroquine & QT Prolongation / "COVID Toe" / The Pandemic's Future (May 2) (Free)
Three Studies Find No Harm from ACE Inhibitors or ARBs in COVID-19 (May 2) (Free)