… free cortisol (24 hUFC) (100–379 nmol/24 h) were measured … Currently the WHO guidance
strongly recommends systemic … ], serum cortisol after LDDST (cut-off value for suppression 50 …

… , as well as infectious diseases. The adrenocorticotropin (… Salivary cortisol is derived from
serum-free cortisol, and late-… waking salivary cortisol and baseline serum cortisol levels at …

… such as food shortages, infections, and predator attacks. … give rise to a systemic inflammatory
response that activates … cortisol was correlated with the maximum troponin I value, …

… 2010 and May 2018 and that had SC concentrations measured ≤ 3 days after admission.
Results for … The predictive value of SC concentration for nonsurvival to hospital discharge was …

… Patients should have a “steroid emergency card” and bracelet with details of hydrocortisone
dosing during an infection. Standard guidelines suggest doubling the usual steroid dose in …

… added value of reflecting brain exposure levels of cortisol. … to AD pathology through systemic
inflammation. For instance, … Central cortisol might modulate the recurrent brain infection …

… Central neuropeptides, particularly CRH induce a systemic response to stress by triggering
… In line with the mentioned studies, our findings revealed that sever COVID-19 infection …

… the amount of circulating ligand (“systemic cortisol/… cortisol was below this value (Table 2).
This threshold of 3·096 µg/dl for plasma free cortisol reflected ±25 µg/dl of plasma total cortisol …

… , urinary free cortisol greater than or equal to two times the upper limit of normal, … ,
including plasma ACTH and urinary free cortisol, precluded formal analysis of other tests. …

… cutoff values for random cortisol and cosyntropin test results are to … -free days, lower hospital
mortality, and lower mortality secondary to refractory shock with no increased risk of infection…