Key COVID-19 Clinical Updates and Lessons Learned So Far

GUY INZUNZA, RN

I completed this in 2025 and much of the information is still relevant! Presentation is engaging and the presenters are passionate. Im glad to have found such an exceptional collection of good information.

YAIR GRINBERG, MD

The course integrated so much information in such a thoughtful way so that at the end the viewer understood the consequences of the blocked metabolism of angiotensin II by ACE 2 the effect of the virus on lymphocyte function and the multiple pathways of endothelia damage. As I reviewed this, I have an active Covid infection and have had a pretty terrible rebound bronchitis after Paxlovid. Fortunately I have a red light infra red heater, zinc, NAC and a few other suggestions from you. Thank you Dr. Seheult, Kyle and all of you at Medcram.

ALAN MEKLER, MD

EXCELLENT

CARMENZA ROJAS-REESE, NP

A great review

NICHOLAS ONYEAKAZI, NP

MARY HARE

Excellent review of the concerns on both the general public those of us in the clinic medical field. In a time of multiple opinions vs actual data the presentation clearly explained where were are and were we are yet to go. I look forward to seeing more results from further testing to confirm or lead us in the best treatment for outcome for our world population in or or out of the hospital. Lastly I appreciate the rational and logical approach that contrast though just with messages of fear and opinion. Keep doing what you are, it is reaching a broad audience. We are learning and applying from home remedies to bedside treatment. Thank you again.

EZHILI ARUMANI, MD

THADDEUS BORT, MD

Excellent review of the pathophys of covid 19 and the need for further research for treatment protocols

JAY BERGER

Best there is!!

LESLIE CAMPOS