![1]() - News- HFpEF: Gender difference in sacubitril/valsartan response remains mystery- April 17, 2020- Why did women on sacubitril/valsartan get a 27% reduction in cardiovascular death and heart failure hospitalization, while the men got nothing? 
- News- Obesity link to severe COVID-19, especially in patients aged under 60- April 17, 2020- Data suggest obesity is twice as likely to result in hospitalization for COVID-19 and can significantly increase the likelihood of a patient ending up in intensive care. 
- News- Can convalescent plasma treat COVID-19 patients?- April 17, 2020- How COVID-19 patients can receive convalescent plasma, who is eligible to donate, and early results of treatment. 
![1]() - News- Protean manifestations of COVID-19: “Our ignorance is profound”- April 17, 2020- “Make sure they didn’t die in vain.” 
- News- COVID-19 pandemic spells trouble for children’s health- April 16, 2020- School closures could noticeably worsen the epidemic of childhood obesity that already threatens many children in the United States. 
![1]() - News- Imaging recommendations issued for COVID-19 patients- April 16, 2020- An expert panel organized by the Fleischner Society made recommendations on using chest radiography or CT in hospitalized COVID-19 patients. 
- News- Evidence suggests possible RAS-blocker benefit in COVID-19 patients- April 16, 2020- Animal findings and physiologic mechanisms suggest RAS system inhibitors may benefit COVID-19 patients, another reason not to stop these drugs. 
![1]() - News- Sleep in the time of COVID-19- April 16, 2020- Staying home during the coronavirus pandemic may lead to increased stress that could induce or worsen insomnia. 
- News- No hydroxychloroquine benefit in small, randomized COVID-19 trial- April 16, 2020- Two experts caution that because of confounding, the trial is unable to answer convincingly the question of whether HCQ can benefit COVID-19 patients. 
- News- COVID-19: Mental illness the ‘inevitable’ next pandemic?- April 16, 2020- “Communities and organizations could consider training nontraditional groups to provide psychological first aid,” the authors wrote. 



