Lessons from COVID-19: How human behaviour may influence the science

Ceriello, Antonio

doi:10.1016/j.diabres.2020.108491

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“…Furthermore, I believe that DRCP also helped in opening new options for research. The possible role of hyperglycemia in worsening the prognosis of the disease [4] , the possibility that COVID-19 in diabetes could have been, in some respects, similar to what is known for other acute pathologies [5] , and to be reassured about the use of standard medications if affected by COVID-19 [6] , have been anticipated by DRCP and confirmed by published articles [7] , [8] , [9] , [10] , [11] . Additionally, the hypothesis that glycemic control could affect the response of people with diabetes to vaccination was mooted in DRCP [12] and recently confirmed [13] .…”

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Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice and the fight against COVID-19

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2022

Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice

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Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice and the fight against COVID-19

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“…We believe it is crucial to improve interactions between specialists working in different disciplines, since insufficient cooperation has contributed to the indirect impact of COVID-19 ( 37 ). Furthermore, the pandemic has adversely medical education in many ways, for example owing to shifts to distance-learning modalities and decline in clinical clerkship due to the cancelation of routine patient appointments and surgical procedures and a transition to greater use of telemedicine ( 38 ).…”

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Promoting a Syndemic Approach for Cardiometabolic Disease Management During COVID-19: The CAPISCO International Expert Panel

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Banerjee

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Efforts in the fight against COVID-19 are achieving success in many parts of the world, although progress remains slow in other regions. We believe that a syndemic approach needs to be adopted to address this pandemic given the strong apparent interplay between COVID-19, its related complications, and the socio-structural environment. We have assembled an international, multidisciplinary group of researchers and clinical practitioners to promote a novel syndemic approach to COVID-19: the CArdiometabolic Panel of International experts on Syndemic COvid-19 (CAPISCO). This geographically diverse group aims to facilitate collaborative-networking and scientific exchanges between researchers and clinicians facing a multitude of challenges on different continents during the pandemic. In the present article we present our “manifesto”, with the intent to provide evidence-based guidance to the global medical and scientific community for better management of patients both during and after the current pandemic.

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Abel's Prototype: Sociality as the Scaling of Aggression

Lepskiy

2020

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The article explores the prototype of Abel in connection with the figures of Cain and Moses, building on the methodological approach of Lipot Szondi. The author delves into defining Abel's characteristics as a radical by comparing six different forms or possibilities of fate, exploring attributes such as "change," and examining the system of censorship as a determinant of drive dynamics. The identified functional characteristics of Abel's radical include (a) obedience; (b) inclination toward sacrifice; (с) patience; (d) altruism; (e) diligence; (f) willingness to give and sacrifice; (g) self-mobilization; (h) adaptive thinking; (i) devotion to God, kin, and community; (j) enforcer of moral standards; (k) the prototype of a martyr. Abel's type is marked by a reduction in rational censorship and the surrender of one's own understanding of life, transferring responsibility for one's life to figures like Cain or Moses. The victim with a martyr-like character is conditioned to endure adversity. The Abel-like image grants access to social advancement in authoritarian societies where individuals may not confront Cain directly. Abel exhibits a prevailing heteronomy, emphasizing the significance of external circumstances and socio-cultural norms over personal autonomy and goal-setting. In contrast, Cain and Moses emphasize autonomy, with Moses reconciling the contradiction into theonomy (religious leadership in the rational incorporation of the spiritual), while Cain is dominated by the autonomy of affects (such as anger and envy) with reduced rationality. In a collective sense, Abel serves Cain or Moses through sociality, adaptability, obedience, and sacrifice, contributing to the scaling of destructive or constructive aggression. Abel shifts responsibility to the larger entities of which he is a part, emphasizing belonging and partisanship in the collective context.

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Lessons from COVID-19: How human behaviour may influence the science

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Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice and the fight against COVID-19

Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice and the fight against COVID-19

Promoting a Syndemic Approach for Cardiometabolic Disease Management During COVID-19: The CAPISCO International Expert Panel

Abel's Prototype: Sociality as the Scaling of Aggression

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