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Publications of the Week, July 28
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: intensive versus standard blood pressure control.
2021-07-28
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: intensive versus standard blood pressure control.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: tofacitinib in the in-hospital treatment of COVID-19 pneumonia.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: colchicine use in community-treated patients with COVID-19.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: low- and high-intensity home-based walking exercise in patients with peripheral artery disease.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: thrombotic thrombocytopenia following administration of the ChAdOx1 nCov-19 vaccine.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: once-weekly semaglutide in adults with overweight or obesity.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: reducing cardiovascular and renal risks in type 2 diabetes.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: the effects of a restrictive vs liberal blood transfusion strategy in patients with acute myocardial infarction and anemia.
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: interim safety and efficacy data on the Gam-COVID-Vac vector-based vaccine (Sputnik V).
A digest of noteworthy publications curated by editors from McMaster University. This week’s focus: preventing postoperative delirium through brain exercises before surgery.
McMaster Textbook of Internal Medicine acknowledges the important contribution of Cochrane Canada and its authors in development of the textbook.