Ask a Librarian: post-COVID-19 condition (long COVID)
Joule’s Ask a Librarian team curates free evidence-based resources on post‒COVID-19 condition, also known as long COVID.
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An antiviral pill for COVID-19 — is molnupiravir too good to be true?
Molnupiravir is a new antiviral pill to treat COVID-19. Here’s what we know so far.
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Answers to questions about COVID-19 booster shots
Answers to common questions about COVID-19 booster shots from medical experts at DynaMed.
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COVID-19 vaccines, Delta and data — it’s all in the math
DynaMed’s editorial team debunks misinformation about COVID-19 infections in vaccinated people, the delta variant and immunity concerns.
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5 answers to questions about COVID-19 vaccines for children and adolescents
What is the status of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines for children? What do we know about their efficacy and safety for adolescents? The editorial team at DynaMed shares evidence to answer them.
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Rated by Canada’s physicians: 2020’s top POEMs were about COVID-19 prevention
The four highest-rated POEMs for 2020 overall, and 5 of the top 20 highest-rated POEMs for clinical relevance, were on COVID-19 prevention.
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Updated information on SARS-CoV-2 Variants of Concern (VOC)
The editorial team at DynaMed shares new information on SARS-CoV-2 Variants of Concern including the updated naming convention defined by WHO.
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SARS-CoV-2 reinfection: what do we know so far?
How long does immunity to SARS-CoV-2 last? The editorial team at DynaMed shares the evidence on this topic.
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Answers to four common questions about Post-Acute COVID-19 Syndrome / Long COVID
Meta description: What is long COVID? And how do you treat it? The editorial team at DynaMed shares evidence on the condition
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Adenovirus-vectored vaccines for COVID-19 – how do they work?
Many people are curious about how adenovirus-vectored vaccines work for COVID-19. The editorial team at DynaMed provides a sneak peek.
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mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 – how do they work?
Millions of people around the world are receiving an mRNA-based vaccine for COVID-19. The editorial team at DynaMed shares how they work.
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Top ten most-read COVID-19 articles in 2021, identified by the editors at Elsevier
Editors at Elsevier have identified the top 10 COVID-19 related articles accessed by physicians on ClinicalKey in 2021.
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Antiviral monoclonal antibody therapy for COVID-19 – does it work?
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.
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Five questions about COVID-19 vaccines answered
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.
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Clinical research advancements you might have missed in 2020
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.
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Ask a Librarian - COVID-19 vaccines and the immunization roll-out
Joule’s Ask a Librarian team curates free evidence-based resources related to COVID-19 vaccines and the immunization roll-out.
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Answers to 10 questions your patients have been asking about COVID-19
Members of the DynaMed editorial team pulled together some evidence-based answers to ten questions patients are asking about COVID-19.
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Ask a Librarian: Osteoporosis
November is Osteoporosis awareness month. Find out more about this disease that affects up to 40% of postmenopausal women and 6%-8% of men over 50.
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Ask a Librarian: Breast cancer
October is breast cancer awareness month. Joule’s Ask a Librarian team has selected resources on this topic using a variety of tools.
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Ask a Librarian: Antibiotic resistance and stewardship
Antibiotic resistance happens when bacteria that cause illness become resistant to the antibiotic drugs used to treat them. Here are some resources on the topic from Joule’s Ask a Librarian team.
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