Most of the increased risk of infection and death from covid-19 among people from ethnic minorities is explained by factors such as occupation, where people live, their household composition, and pre-existing health conditions, a government review has concluded.1 But the first quarterly report ...
It was reported that COVID-19 infection-triggered inflammation increased NLR, which was significantly associated with poor clinical outcomes of COVID-19 patients34. We found that CK was a high-risk factor for ARDS. On the one hand, it might be associated with heart injury in critically ill ...
From a contagion risk perspective, the Covid-19 crisis was a perfect storm. The interplay of economic crisis, increased default risks and a market liquidity crisis, which even made the market for long-term US Treasuries temporarily dysfunctional (contagion factors clearly above one,) resulted in...
The study's findings suggest that the risk factors for COVID-19 diagnosis and mortality for people with IDD who receive residential services are similar to the general population. It also provided more evidence of increased risk for severe COVID-19 outcomes for people with Down syndrome. "The ...
Based on current information, it appearselderly peoplewithcoronary heart diseaseor hypertension are more likely to be infected and to develop more severe symptoms. Stroke survivors and others living with heart disease may also face increased risk for complications if they get COVID-19. Those with ...
Mario Tama/Getty ImagesPeople who suffered from even mild cases of COVID-19 face an increased risk of being diagnosed with diabetes within a year of recovering from the illness, a new study reports. Researchers found that people who had COVID-19 were about 40% more likely to develop diabete...
Obesity: A Risk Factor for COVID-19 Introduction:Emerging data have demonstrated increased mortality of COVID-19 patients suffering from comorbid conditions such as Type II diabetes, hyperten... S Srivastava,R Rathor,S Singh,... - 《Advances in Experimental Medicine & Biology》 被引量: 0发表...
However, we found a significant, positive genetic correlation between BIP-SCZ and COVID-19 of 0.295 and could not confirm causal or horizontally pleiotropic effects using another method. No genetic liabilities to COVID-19 phenotypes increased the risk of (neuro)psychiatric disorders. In multivariable...
In another late-breaking session, Ann Marie Navar, M.D., Ph.D., reported that a review of nearly 20,000 patients revealed thatcardiovascular diseaseor CVD risk factors in COVID-19 patients dramatically increased the risk of in-hospital mortality. The risk of death was particularly high for ...
Given the international framework and, even more importantly, the focus on distinctly poor economic times, the analysis should provide a better understanding of the truly pervasive foundations of risk factors around the world. In addition, both crises significantly increased risk aversion, which could...