… Such disturbance result in a potentially decreased susceptibility to the disease, but a greater
severity. In contrast, younger people without hypertension have higher ACE2 levels and …

… Males had higher risk compared to females (OR: 2.05, 95% … The findings of this systematic
review and meta-analysis add to the … risk of a severe outcome or death due to COVID-19. …

… had no effect on the amount of blame assigned to an actor, that responsibility attributions
were higher when the outcome was less severe, and that longer sentences were …

… of patients, the interactions between baseline symptom severity and treatment were statistically
significant (P < .01). The greater the baseline severity was, the greater the magnitude of …

… analysis revealed that association with illness severity was … disorders were associated with
higher mortality than elders. … disorder (ADHD); illness severity was associated with both pre-…

… However, it may indicate that the mean mortality is lower, and there still remains a population
of septic patients with higher disease severity currently. We must ensure that these patients …

… We conducted analyses by severity (severe vs non-severe). We … age was higher in severe
cases as compared with non-severe … ) was 1.33 in severe cases and 0.95 in non-severe cases. …

… severe cases of influenza or COVID-19. Our finding is consistent with the conclusion of a
meta-analysis … higher risk for developing severe COVID-19 and should be given close attention. …

… Severe patents had higher risk on complications including acute cardiac injury (OR 13.48;
95% CI, 3.60 to 50.47, P<0.001) or acute kidney injury (AKI) (OR 11.55; 95% CI, 3.44 to 38.77, …

… severity and higher mortality rates among COVID-19 patients [2, 5–16]. However, to date, no
systematic review or meta-analysis has … a systematic review and meta-analysis in order to …