Publications by authors named "Surat Teerakapibal"
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- The study aimed to compare clinical outcomes of mild COVID-19 patients on antiviral regimens versus those receiving supportive care.
- Among 500 patients analyzed, a significant portion of mild cases received only supportive treatment, while antiviral drugs were linked to longer hospital stays and some adverse reactions.
- The conclusion indicates that antiviral treatments do not offer better outcomes than supportive care for mildly infected COVID-19 patients, with most recovering without complications.
Introduction: Toward population wellness, an extreme scarcity of organ supply is proven to be an enormous hindrance. Preferences toward organ donation are vital to raise the organ donation rate. Notably, the area people live in can address the social influence on individual preference toward organ donation.
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