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The efficacy of immunotherapy with IVIg would be greater if the immune IgG antibodies were collected from convalescent plasma therapy.

As second and third waves of the COVID-19 pandemic challenge healthcare in North America and Europe once again, we analyze the impact of the firstwave on routine elective cardiovascular care, and the differential COVID risk emerging within our patient groups and staff.

We describe the need to sustainably resume, and temporarily expand, routine elective cardiac services in the face of resurgent COVID-19. Some, but not all,cardiac patient groups are particularly vulnerable to adverse outcomes following COVID-19 infection. We explore mitigation measures at the institutionallevel to increase resilience within cardiac services to enable them to operate deep into subsequent waves of COVID infection which place unprecedenteddemands on intensive care infrastructure. As measures to eradicate the virus appear to have failed in many countries, and vaccine roll-out will take manymonths we take the view that the threat imposed by endemic COVID-19 alters the way elective procedural care should be offered to cardiovascular patients.

Our patients are at definite risk from their cardiovascular disease, and a return to suspension of proven prognostic interventional treatments on an electivebasis - the default for the first wave - must be avoided at all costs.

Our patients are at definite risk from their cardiovascular disease, and a return to suspension of proven prognostic interventional treatments on an elective basis - the default for the first wave - must be avoided at all costs.The paper analyzes and comments on the results of a regular survey of Russian enterprises in the real sector, which was conducted by the Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Information on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the activities of domestic enterprises is provided. The paper presents the opinions of enterprises on the role of the state in the economy, including in the pandemic. Napabucasin The assessments of enterprises regarding bureaucracy and corruption in Russia are considered. The data on investment intentions of enterprises are given. Information on the level of competition with foreign manufacturers in the Russian market is presented. The views of Russian enterprises on the concept of extended producer responsibility (EPR) and the prospects for its expansion in Russia to all phases of the product life cycle are reflected.Based on the modified Okun's model, the article evaluates the impact of changes in production volumes on the dynamics of unemployment in Russia and three regional clusters differing in the unemployment rate and behavioral responses to economic shocks. Assessing the specifications of the basic Okun model on the data of 2010-2020 made it possible to identify a cyclical reaction of the unemployment rate in heterogeneous regional clusters to changes in output volumes.The article, which is a continuation of the study published in the previous issue of the journal, describes a methodology for assessing the total cost of labor in the economy in the context of certain groups of the employed population. In particular, the analysis of estimates of direct and indirect labor costs for three levels of qualifications of workers is carried out. Based on estimates of indirect labor costs, it is shown that the number of jobs produced by one job for workers of low, medium and high skill levels is different both within the same industry and in related industries.The article analyzes the level of import dependence of Russian industry in relation to the supply of intermediate consumption products from China and in general from all countries of the world. The study was carried out during the period of the increasing spread of coronavirus infection in order to determine the industries that are potentially the most vulnerable to possible disruption of foreign trade. The information base for calculations is the official data on the volume and structure of Russia's foreign trade and the input-output tables of the WIOD. As a result of calculations using several alternative models, it was found that Russian industry, even with significant integration into the world production chains, remains sufficiently resistant to local supply shocks. The analysis of import dependence in terms of imported raw materials and components can be used in the study of any shocks in foreign trade, it makes it possible to more accurately assess the effects of trade agreements or sanctions, as well as the effect of the devaluation of the national currency.Could the forced digitalization of multiple spheres of human life caused by the coronavirus pandemic lead to radical changes in the global and Russian economies? How and to what extent have ubiquitous lockdowns affected the digital transformation? The new model of the digital economy growth, formed during the ongoing crisis, actually contributes to the accelerated development of secondary digital infrastructure (platforms and artificial intelligence technologies) through the creation of mass markets, the noticeably higher consumption in the field of ICT services, and the redistribution of a significant part of resources from other sectors. However, this digital forcing, within the framework of which traditional industries were placed in a deliberately losing situation due to artificially created circumstances, is taking place during a fundamental structural crisis of the global economy. Therefore, unlike the technological revolutions of the past, this one will have serious objective limitations associated with narrowed opportunities for the development of the primary digital infrastructure, without which extensive development of digital services and markets is impossible. In addition, further implementation of the adopted model of building a digital economy, based on the collection and processing of big data, is fundamentally impossible outside globalization processes and implies a significant imbalance between the new "world technological center" (the United States and China, who, however, are in a state of trade war) and the "world technological periphery." For most other countries, including Russia, it means the need to "fit" into one of the two currently possible peripheral contours of the global digital transformation.