Pandemic Restrictions, Not Case Counts, Drove Dissociative Symptoms in Psychiatric Patients
A longitudinal German study found that the strictness of pandemic restrictions, not rising case counts, drove increases in dissociative symptoms ...
A longitudinal German study found that the strictness of pandemic restrictions, not rising case counts, drove increases in dissociative symptoms ...
Researchers from 13 countries met in Banff, Canada, to review what the COVID-19 pandemic revealed about the quality of evidence ...
A new simulation framework calibrates agent-based models to routine surveillance data through an ODE surrogate, revealing that COVID-19 intervention rankings ...
New modelling from the University of British Columbia shows that even small post-infection costs can shift optimal vaccine coverage sharply ...
A renewal-model analysis of 122 countries shows that population mobility strongly tracked SARS-CoV-2 transmission in many high-income settings but not ...
A five-year retrospective study of 9,674 patients in China shows respiratory pathogens were suppressed during COVID-19 restrictions and surged afterward, ...
A multi-method consensus study at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health has produced a ranked list of sixteen priority research ...
A new modelling study projects GDP losses across a wide range of pandemic intervention scenarios, identifying the optimal type, timing ...
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