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Obesity appears to be a risk factor for hospitalizations for COVID for people under 65.
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spamlet
Apr 20 '20, 06:08
Not hugely surprising given the toll it takes on the cardiovascular system.
https://www.latimes.com/science/story/2020-04-15/coronavirus-risk-higher-for-obese-people
(www.latimes.com)
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To your IM: not to mention Type 2 diabetes. -- nm
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Open Baron
Apr 20, 06:19
I keep seeing articles about a lot of after effects. Kidney damage, etc. etc. I fear we're going to see a large amount of post-covid complications
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oblique
Apr 20, 06:17
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