We explore the unmet needs and changes in the treatment landscape for skin infections and the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the understanding and management of skin infections, with help from Angela J. Lamb, MD.
Luckily, the climbing case count has not yet translated to increased deaths
The odds of maternal infection increases with black race, non-transverse uterine incision and surgery longer than 49 minutes.
Although new threats have emerged, the number of patients dying from infections has stayed fairly stable.
This showed a reduction in the risk of health care-associated infections in patients undergoing surgical procedures.
These findings were significant in hog farmers and their households in North Carolina.
