Although these findings do not conclusively rule out SARS-CoV-2 infection of the CNS, the evidence suggests that it is unlikely and neurological manifestations of infection may be largely due to systemic inflammatory responses to infection, as well as peripheral organ injury
In some cases, these complications have resulted in the need for a permanent stoma, requiring ongoing medical care and lifestyle adjustments
Prevalence estimates vary by study, but ITP occurs more often in patients with celiac disease than in the general population, and screening is reasonable in otherwise unexplained ITP
What is worth keeping in mind is that "research-backed" in this context means there is scientific rationale and preliminary evidence it does not mean a treatment has been proven to extend human lifespan in a clinical trial setting
Both formulations aim to provide flexibility in treatment options, catering to patient preferences and lifestyle
The answer from the data is clear: do not
