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Physical, psychiatric and cognitive problems were seen in those discharged to long-term acute care hospitals.
Small delayed benefit seen for loneliness, but larger improvements seen in perceived stress
The odds of invasive mechanical ventilation and death significantly increased for those with RSV versus vaccinated COVID and flu.
An increase was seen during the pandemic period, following a decrease between 1950 and 2019; child mortality continued to drop during the pandemic.
In general population studies, no change was observed in general mental health or anxiety symptoms; minimal worsening was seen in depression symptoms.
Positive screens for depression or anxiety were more likely for racial/ethnic minorities well into the pandemic.
65 percent of respondents reported burnout; more negative mental health impacts were seen for frontline and practicing IPs.
Female sex and previous mental health disorders and asthma were associated with long COVID, regardless of COVID-19 severity.
The risk for death was found to be exacerbated by comorbidities.
The findings were clinically significant at three and 12 months versus usual care.