Barely Significant

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Discussion In this study, we demonstrate novel evidence suggesting that there may be significant differences in time to seeking care for acute COVID-19 infection based on the reception of COVID-19 vaccine doses in the various vaccination administration centers sampled, as those who received vaccination at vaccine clinics took significantly longer (in days) to present to the ED for treatment due to confirmed, symptomatic COVID-19 infection when compared to all other distinct locations (with exception to hospitals) after their most recent COVID-19 vaccine dose.
An apparent trend was observed towards better outcomes in the beta-blocker group, with a median overall survival of 9.93 months in the group not taking β-blockers versus 14.90 months in the β-blocker group (p = 0.291) and a median progression-free survival of 5.37 in the group not taking β-blockers versus 10.87 months in the β-blocker group (p = 0.151).