Early reports following the emergence of the Omicron variant suggest that the variant is more likely to cause less severe illness than previous variants of SARS-CoV-2. Sequencing of the Omicron genome suggested that this variant carries a large number of mutations, including on the spike protein. The large number of mutations carried by Omicron could be a potential reason for this reduction in illness severity.
As infections of the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — continue to spread around the world, there have been reports that symptoms, in some respects, are different from those of Delta variant infections. Do symptoms really differ? What should you look out for? On November 26, 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) indicated a new SARS-CoV-2 variant of concern. Which became known as OmicronTrusted Source.
The World Health Organization (WHO) continually updates a “living guideline” on drug treatments for COVID-19. The latest update strongly recommends an arthritis drug called baricitinib for patients with severe or critical disease. The recommendation follows a review by an expert panel of the latest evidence from clinical trials.
Hail Cardiac Center (with a 30-bed capacity), since early this year (2022) until May, has served 6,224 patients, and performed 426 catheterizations, in addition to 24 cardiac and thoracic surgeries.
The Eastern Region Health Affairs has provided 100 security men with the annual training course on first aid to rescue those people injured in traffic accidents. It is noted that this course, held in Dammam, Jubail, Abqaiq and Khafji, aims to improve the preparedness of security men to take immediate and effective measures to rescue those injuries in case of accidents.
According to Hafr Al-Batin Health Affairs, over the first quarter of this year, affiliated hospitals have performed 793 one-day surgeries: 306 at King Khalid Hospital, 262 at Maternity and Children Hospital, and 225 surgeries at Hafr Al-Batin Central Hospital.
According to Al-Ahsa Health Cluster (with a 100-bed capacity), over the first quarter of this year, Al-Jabr Eye and ENT Hospital- Al-Ahsa has performed over 1,600 surgeries, and served more than 25,000 outpatients.
According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), Post COVID-19 Clinics have served 6,000 patients, through 100 clinics launched by MOH across various regions, governorates, and health clusters.
According to Hafr Al-Batin Health Affairs, over the past month (May), the Specialist Dental Center has served 3,159 patients, with 552 at maxillofacial surgery clinic.
According to the Northern Borders Health Affairs, since early this year (2022), Prince Abdulaziz bin Musaed Hospital- Arar has served 51,800 patients, with 25,469 emergencies and 26,359 outpatients. Also, the hospital has performed 335,319 lab tests, 28,816 radiological examinations, in addition to dispensing 45,236 medical prescriptions.
According to Al-Baha Health Affairs, over the past week, affiliated hospitals have served 21,098 patients, with 11,123 emergencies, 9,975 outpatients, in addition to 1,610 inpatients. Also, the hospitals have performed 279 surgeries.
According to Madinah Health Affairs, over the period from the 22nd to the 28th of May, 249 inspection tours have been conducted through 63 hospitals, 14 healthcare centers, 59 medical complexes, 98 pharmacies, and 15 laboratories; with a view to ensuring their compliance with COVID-19 precautionary measures to stop the spread of the virus.
By Allah’s Grace, the ophthalmic surgeons of East Jeddah Hospital has successfully performed a surgery to a 1-month-old baby with cataracts. After due examinations, the baby had been diagnosed with blurry or cloudy vision. Then, the surgery had been performed to him under general anesthesia, and was crowned with success. Then, the child was followed up weekly at ophthalmology clinic.
According to Hafr Al-Batin Health Affairs, since early this year (2022), the Cardiac Surgery and Catheterization Unit of Hafr Al-Batin Central Hospital has served 296 patients, with 130 emergencies, in addition to 25 cases in interventional cardiology, including cardiac devices installation, electrocardiogram study, and iron therapy.
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