The findings are just a glimpse at the potential damage e-cigarette use can induce in the lungs of smokers.
New research caution against NSAID use when patients are infected with COVID-19.
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The study appeared in the journal Mental Health, Religion and Culture.
The study received funding from the University of Ottawa and the Canada Research Chairs Program (MTW).
The study appeared in the Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology.
The findings were released in the peer-reviewed journal JAMA Pediatrics.
The data, originating between May through November 2020, only included patients who were aged 19 or younger at the time of hospitalization with COVID-19.
Researchers scoured through a vast trove of neuroimaging studies of patients with HIV across numerous continents.
882 adolescents who reported maltreatment during childhood took part in the study.
The results appeared in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.
The study showed that exposure to the coronavirus strain was associated with a greater risk of acute traumatic stress, depression, and anxiety.