… Our results show that unmarried elderly people are at particularly high risk of dying from
COVID-19. This is the segment of the population that is in higher need than others to rely on …

… Our current understanding of obesity as an independent risk factor for severity of COVID-19
is borne out of observational studies. Further research is necessary to better elucidate the …

… with COVID‑19 and … COVID‑19 will affect its prognosis. Finally, pregnancy‑associated obesity
needs to be studied further in connection to COVID‑19 as this infection could pose high risk …

… First, we reflect on how Coronavirus-related risks are currently described and communicated.
We point to several areas where enhancements can be made. Then we look into the …

… Our retrospective study shows a very low risk of COVID-19 infection for patients undergoing
… be an only slightly higher risk for the HCWs involved in such activity. The infection risk of GI …

… In conclusion, proportion and total number of adults at risk of severe Covid-19 is high in
Brazil, with wide variation across states and adult subgroups. These findings should be …

… an elevated risk of pulmonary embolism in patients with COVID-19 … This study also
demonstrates that the risk of VTE is higher … Furthermore, the coagulopathy seen in COVID-19 was …

… to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has added a layer of risk to personal safety as the
pandemic continues to alter people’s daily lives. People are generally fearful of COVID-19 and its …

… 40% of the patients to be at high risk. While this group does include 98% of the … risk by our
more granular model allows defining only 15% of the COVID-19 patient population as high risk…

… Although the death rate from COVID-19 in children is low, medical professionals and … high.
Adults with cardiorespiratory comorbidities are at increased risk of mortality from COVID-19; …