Goodbye to old friends

Old friends for breakfast.

We expect patterns of disease to change in parallel with economic development, but the existence of simultaneous increases in diverse chronic inflammatory disorders came as a surprise. Developed countries have more allergic disorders, more autoimmune disease (for example Type 1 diabetes and multiple sclerosis) [1] and more inflammatory bowel disease (IBD; ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease)...

Goodbye to ABCD resuscitation?

Goodbye to CFG

Sadly, I am writing this Editorial to let you know of our decision to close Comparative and Functional Genomics as of this issue. Unfortunately, despite much hard work by the entire Editorial Board and the team at Wiley, CFG has not achieved what we had hoped and we feel that no amount of effort will be enough to rectify this. This will be the final issue of the journal. However, its archive wi...

COVID-19 and Treatment: Old Friends for a New Enemy?

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How to say goodbye

Introduction Whereas many studies have been devoted to ICU admission, there are very few data on ICU discharge policies and protocols. In qualitative studies, pts and families have reported noticeable changes in the quality of care and interest in pts, as well as feelings of abandonment. Information given to pts and relatives at the time of ICU discharge may influence long-term outcomes and psy...