COVID-19 is a new disease. We didn’t know much about it until now and there’s definitely a lot more to learn about it. However, it’s been more than one year since the coronavirus has emerged in the United States, and we can finally begin to understand how it works.
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Experts have gathered a huge amount of data on how the virus works, helping us understand better how it transmits, behaves, and affects those who contract it. This virus took a lot from us, including our freedom, our jobs, and some of the people we loved the most. A lot of people lost their loved ones in the battle against COVID-19, so it’s understandable why everyone would want to make it go away as soon as possible.
While COVID-19 symptoms can vary from one individual to another, some people might present a higher risk for becoming severely ill. There are also several serious health problems that could contribute to more severe COVID symptoms.
One year into the pandemic and we begin to understand more about the coronavirus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has just published a new study revealing what the most severe COVID-19 cases had in common. Probably the most common factor discussed in the study is obesity. Overweight people have a very high risk of becoming severely ill from the virus.
Read on for more details about the study and find out what the most severe COVID cases have in common!
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