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Interim BNT162b2 LP.8.1-adapted COVID-19 Vaccine Effectiveness among Non-Immunocompromised Older Adults in California and Louisiana, August-December 2025

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By Laura Zambrano, Tiange Yu, Jazmine S. Mateus
| medRxiv
Competing interests: Pfizer Inc. funded this study. LDZ, KMA, SRV, BKI, RMN, AM, and HRV are employees of Pfizer Inc. LDZ, KMA, SRV, BKI, RMN, AM, and HRV hold stocks or stock options in Pfizer Inc. TY, JM, and XZ are employees of Genesis Research Services, which received funding from Pfizer in connection with the development of this manuscript. Funding support: This study was sponsored by Pfizer Inc.
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Corticosteroids for Acute Orbital Cellulitis

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By Maria Anna Leszczynska, Anthony Alexander Sochet, Jazmine S. Mateus, John Morrison
| Pediatrics Verified
Abstract OBJECTIVES Standard treatment of children hospitalized for acute orbital cellulitis includes systemic antibiotics. Recent data from single-center studies suggest the addition of systemic corticosteroids may hasten clinical improvement and reduce hospital length of stay (LOS). We investigate the potential relationship between corticosteroid exposure and duration of hospitalization for pediatric orbital cellulitis.
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Corticosteroids for Acute Orbital Cellulitis

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By Jazmine S. Mateus, John Morrison, Maria Anna Leszczynska, Anthony Alexander Sochet
| Pediatrics Verified
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