High-dose nitric oxide is a novel treatment associated with improved oxygenation and decreased tachypnea in pregnant patients with severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

Use of an interactive contouring module was an effective method to teach preclinical medical students about radiation oncology, with no significant difference in knowledge gained compared with a traditional didactic lecture; however, higher engagement among students completing the contouring module led to improved retention of knowledge of radiation side effects and greater interest in radiation oncology. These data suggest a potential benefit of integrating an interactive radiation oncology module into the preclinical medical school curriculum.