… This study provides a comprehensive analysis of immune profiles in aged and younger
COVID-19 patients using large, electronic patient data from the CDC and the Cleveland Clinic …

… possible pathophysiological mechanisms underlying lingering symptoms after COVID-19. …
Indeed, a weaker immune response could certainly play a role in long COVID [Citation114], …

… Mount Sinai Hospital on 67 COVID-19 positive patients and data … RESULTS Laboratory
results of our COVID-19 cohort show … autopsy series of 67 COVID-19 positive patients revealing …

… Both chloroquine and HCQS have been observed to have immunomodulatory effects and
have the capacity to suppress the massive immune response in COVID-19 (cytokine storm) …

… Because of their central role in the pathophysiology of COVID-19, NET is a prime target
for therapeutical intervention. Therapeutic doses of heparin were shown to prevent the …

… insights into the pathophysiology of COVID-19 and available … COVID-19 incidence,
hospitalization, mortality, and long … of COVID-19 involves a wide range of antiviral and immune …

… variations that affect many mechanisms but specifically oxidative stress, immune function, …
We also discuss the known pathophysiological changes that occur in post-COVID-19 …

… pathophysiological mechanisms, including immune abnormalities, play a key role in COVID-19.
… to consider (PtCs) on COVID-19 pathophysiology and immunomodulatory therapies from …

… induce some level of immune activation contributing to long COVID. A review has proposed
that T-cells dysfunction may promote long COVID pathophysiology similarly in autoimmune …

… The Role of the Contact System in the Pathophysiology of COVID-19 The Contact System
(CS) is part of the innate immune system and of inflammatory response mechanism against …