A study at Amiens University Hospital indicates that the COVID-19 pandemic did not significantly disrupt the management of head and neck cancer patients.

French healthcare workers reported poor sleep hygiene and mental health issues during the pandemic, underscoring the importance of sleep health and well-being initiatives.

Research on Latin American COVID-19 policies, particularly in Bolivia, reveals substantial differences in the execution and effectiveness of these interventions.

Johns Hopkins Children's Center study finds that children aged 5 and under faced only minor delays in developmental milestones amid the pandemic.

The study on children's development, encompassing data from over 50,000 subjects, showed slight decreases in certain skills but overall resilience, with caregivers slightly more concerned.

While initial findings about children's development during COVID-19 are reassuring, ongoing monitoring is essential due to uncertainties regarding the pandemic's long-term effects.