Covid19 - clinical / epidemiological thread

[Lawpy]

That’s a press release about a study whose results are not public yet, not a guideline.

I'm guessing they're in the process of updating because the guidelines you posted linked to a press release

 

[vector2]

I'm guessing they're in the process of updating because the guidelines you posted linked to a press release

This is the link for the NIH guidelines that’s on the ASH page I shared

Antithrombotic Therapy | COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines

Read about the use of drugs to reduce blood clot formation in people with COVID-19.

www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov

As of Dec there is no recommendation for full anti coagulation. We’ll see if it changes.

 

[Lawpy]

RUSSIA VACCINES ARE GOOD!

Russian Covid-19 Vaccine Was Highly Effective in Trial, Study Finds, Boosting Moscow’s Rollout Ambitions

The homegrown Sputnik V shot was 91.6% effective in a large-scale trial, according to a peer-reviewed study published in the British medical journal the Lancet.

www.wsj.com