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Early anticlotting therapy offers benefits for moderately ill patients with Covid-19

Early anticlotting therapy offers benefits for moderately ill patients with Covid-19 COVID-19 is marked by heightened inflammation and abnormal clotting in the blood vessels, particularly in the lungs, and is believed to contribute to progression to severe disease and death. New trial results show that administering a full dose of a standard blood thinner early to moderately ill hospitalized patients with COVID-19 could halt the thrombo-inflammation process and reduce the risk of severe disease and death. The study, led by investigators at St. Michael s Hospital, a site of Unity Health Toronto, and the University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine, is available as a preprint on MedRxiv.

Using computation to improve words: A tool for serious illness conversations

Related Company:  In this visualization of a serious illness conversation, each vertical bar represents a speaker turn, and the height of each bar is proportional to the length of the turn, with patient turns in red and clinician turns in blue. The alternating short-long pattern in turn length that dominates these conversations is apparent, and CODYM analysis helps assess patterns, revealing insights about information flow in conversation. (Image courtesy of L. Clarfeld, UVM) Vermont Business Magazine Conversations between seriously ill people, their families and palliative care specialists lead to better quality-of-life. Understanding what happens during these conversations - and particularly how they vary by cultural, clinical, and situational contexts - is essential to guide healthcare communication improvement efforts. To gain true understanding, new methods to study conversations in large, inclusive, and multi-site epidemiological studies are required. A new computer mode

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