“Baricitinib treatment is associated with a 50% reduction of secondary infections in patients hospitalized for #COVID19”
Daniel Sweeney, @camwolfe, myself, and our colleagues from ACTT-2 trial just published today these new findings:
👇Free Access
https://t.co/cA0acRvoaO
Amazing energy at “Feedback for Faculty Feedback” earlier today at #AIMW23 — love learning with and from our @AAIMOnline community!
*Handouts now available on the app 😃
Patient characteristics explained improved outcomes from ACTT1 to ACTT2 but not from ACTT2 to ACTT3, suggesting better standard of care. This raises concern on using historical controls in large platform trials. #ACTT#COVID19#NIH
https://t.co/CHnZt12bLa
Study of standard-of-care #COVID19 measures found improvements in recovery and mortality over time in adults hospitalized with COVID-19: https://t.co/5uFoLKCi3c @NIH
Sadly this disease is already off the radar - I see this happening with Long COVID too. Ebola is growing in Uganda with hardly a word here in the U.S. We really need to have more lasting approaches to these emerging diseases even when they are not hot in the media.
💥HISTORIC DAY FOR MEDICINE:
First immunomodulatory Tx ever approved for an acute infection!
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FDA approves the first immunomodulatory Tx for #COVID19→https://t.co/q31KJV6pGw
#BARICITINIB→⬇️Death⬇️Intubation⬆️Recovery
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https://t.co/cqfzk1bxkR
https://t.co/UnbinXsrzH
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#Remdesivir new trial just published
Here are the clinical implications:
Canadian trial (CATCO) in hospitalized patients with #COVID19 https://t.co/WRyg8W8fkU
Compared to ACTT-1 trial https://t.co/rDofR4mlbP in patients on supplemental O2 as recommended by guidelines
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