Top ten most-read COVID-19 articles in 2021, identified by the editors at Elsevier

"People are suspicious": Black physicians and scientists use virtual town halls to tackle COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy

Dr. Mohamed Alarakhia is teaching “Bernie” the bot to manage and follow up on lab test results

Millions of people around the world are receiving an mRNA-based vaccine for COVID-19. The editorial team at DynaMed shares how they work.

Medical student Brandon Spink and Dr. Abhi Cherukupalli are creating devices that could revolutionize how concussions are prevented and wrist fractures are treated in future

Antiviral monoclonal antibody therapy is authorized for outpatients with mild-to-moderate COVID-19 at high risk for clinical progression. The DynaMed editorial team shares how this new therapy works.

Maad’ookiing Mshkiki — Sharing Medicine — is a virtual hub to build trust among Indigenous peoples in COVID-19 vaccines

Seven different COVID-19 vaccines are authorized around the world. Read about availability, vaccine types, vaccine efficacy, variants and vaccination precautions from the DynaMed editorial team.

How SeroTracker is synthesizing serology studies from 71 countries to help public health officials respond to the pandemic

While COVID-19 took much of the world’s attention in 2020, clinical research in other areas continued. The DynaMed editorial team has identified important new research findings in those areas.

Dr. Jennifer Hensel sees pandemic as an opportunity to test new model of care for mental health services

With the supply of ventilators dwindling during the pandemic, Joule COVID-19 Innovation grant recipient sparks a global challenge to increase the stockpile.

Joule’s Ask a Librarian team curates free evidence-based resources related to COVID-19 vaccines and the immunization roll-out.

Members of the DynaMed editorial team pulled together some evidence-based answers to ten questions patients are asking about COVID-19.

This Joule Innovation grant recipient continues to transform the treatment of chronic wounds, with new technology adopted by more than 3,900 health care institutions across the continuum of care.

With her model already established in 117 communities, this Joule Innovation grant winner is expanding MINT memory clinics beyond Ontario.

The DynaMed editorial team answers 10 commonly asked clinical questions about COVID-19 using the latest evidence.

Working with Vancouver start-up Ionomr Innovations Inc., Dr. Heidi Britton is re-imagining how a product derived from the same material as space suits could help combat the spread of COVID-19.

Dr. Susan Ripley and Takaya Technology Inc. have re-engineered the N95 mask for improved effectiveness and comfort.

With new COVID-19 cleaning protocols adding to surgical wait times, Dr. Joseph Ma and Bionic-i™ create a sanitization device to increase efficiency in operating rooms and beyond