The basic and clinical science of the potential inter-relationships between diabetes mellitus and COVID-19 has been reviewed16. However, knowledge in this field is emerging rapidly, with numerous publications appearing frequently. This Review summarizes the new advances in diabetes mellitus and COVID-...
This article, published in Frontiers in Oncology, discusses the impact of COVID-19 on individuals with hematologic malignancies, such as chronic lymphocytic leukemia and multiple myeloma. These patients face unique challenges due to compromised immune systems caused by their diseases or treatments. The...
People who have compromised immune systems can't receive the vaccine. And not everyone has taken the vaccines as they are most effective -- when you receive the required dose and booster shots. What’s the Best Path to Halt Community Spread? For COVID, you should get vaccinated and keep...
The concurrent presence of COVID-19 infection in advanced cancer patients has increased the mortality since the compromised immunity was inevitably worsen. The role and clinical impact of autologous adoptive T... Authors:Congcong Li, Dazhao Xu, Linyao Lu, Shu Peng, Haiyang Zhao, Chuxiong Zeng, ...
those with compromised immune systems and chronic medical conditions such as diabetes and heart disease, and very young children. If you're young and healthy, the vaccine may not benefit you as much, but you still should consider getting it i...
compromised immune systems or chronic diseases and the elderly being at high risk (https://covid19.who.int/). Despite World Health Organization (WHO) prevention guidelines intended to slow the spread of the virus, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to greatly affect human physiology and psychology...
Many studies demonstrated that cancer patients that contract COVID-19 may have poor prognosis due to compromised immune system, radiation, and chemotherapies (Liang et al., 2020; Zhang and Guo, 2020). Most of the studies show that BC patients with COVID-19 may not be as vulnerable as ...
[36,37,38]. The infection with SARS-CoV-2 can trigger innate and adaptive immune responses. After viral infection, uncontrolled inflammatory innate responses and compromised adaptive immune responses may cause tissue damage locally as well as systemically [39,40,41]. The outcome of SARS-CoV-2-...
Bacterial debris and immune paralysis The scientists also found elevated levels of bacterial debris, such as bacterialDNAand cell-wall materials, in the blood of those COVID-19 patients with severe cases. The more debris, the sicker the patient — and the more pro-inflammatory substances circulati...
It is well known that the elderly are more likely to be nutrient deficient and to have compromised immunity via immuno-senescence, significantly increasing their risk of poor outcomes from COVID-19, and making adequate nutrition doubly important. The role of vitamins D, C, E, Zinc, selenium ...