Worldwide spread of COVID-19 Pandemic and risk factors among Co-morbid conditions especially Diabetes Mellitus in India

Mor, Sonia; Saini, Prem; Wangnoo, Subhash Kumar; Bawa, Tarunika

doi:10.5958/0974-360x.2020.00450.3

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“…Smoking is well known risk factor for many respiratory diseases like chronic obstructive airway diseases, viral and bacterial infections of the lungs and malignancy, smokers are usually not only more prone to respiratory infections, but also the severity of these infections is higher (4). In the previous MERS-COV outbreak, smokers had a higher mortality rate than non-smokers according to the studies (5).…”

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The Impact of Smoking on Severity and Outcome in Patients With Covid-19 Infection in Mosul City

Alsaaty¹,

Alyouzbaki²,

Younis³

2022

MMSL

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Introduction:The novel corona virus (SARS-CoV-19) is mainly accountable for the disease outbreak infection, which began in Wuhan, China, in 2019. Numerous modest research has been carried so far to ascertain the risks of smoking on the magnitude, consequence, and morbidity of patients with COVID-19, but the findings have been incomplete.Aims: This study assesses the effects of current smokers on the magnitude and consequence in patients with COVID-19 infectious disease in Mosul, Iraq.Materials and Methods: A total of 160 patients (80 active smokers and 80 non-smokers) who were confirmed with COVID-19 infection using polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test were enrolled in this study. A detailed history was obtained from of the subjects, as well as a thorough clinical evaluation and laboratory tests. The intensity of illness, biomarkers, D-dimer, liver enzymes (LFT), oxygen consumption, hospitalization, and outcome were all documented and analyzed between a two groups. Results and conclusion:The symptoms of COVID-19, measured laboratory markers were significantly higher in the sample of smokers compared to non-smokers. There has been no significant difference in the use of oxygen, hospitalization, ICU admission, death, or post-recovery problems. Serious clinical COVID-19 infection was much more prevalent in current smokers, and inflammatory markers such as D-dimer and LFT appeared greater in non -smokers than in smokers. There was no statistically significant difference in O2 usage, hospitalization, ICU admittance, death, or persistent morbidity.

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The Impact of Smoking on Severity and Outcome in Patients With Covid-19 Infection in Mosul City

Alsaaty¹,

Alyouzbaki²,

Younis³

2022

MMSL

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“…The global outbreak has resulted in overall morbidity, with a mortality rate of approximately 4% and cases increasing rapidly in the US countries affected by the outbreak. It is followed by Spain, Italy and France [2] , where millions of people were forced into isolation and harsh conditions by national governments. The disease was rapidly increasing in many countries worldwide.…”

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COVID-19 SIR model: Bifurcation analysis and optimal control

Ahmed

Khan

Sarker

2023

Results in Control and Optimization

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“…The period of incubation of COVID-19 is from 3-6 days 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 . The most common symptoms of SARS-CoV-2 are cough, fever, and fatigue, while headache, hemoptysis, and diarrhea are considered less common symptoms 10 , 11 .…”

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Superiority of lymphocyte ratio over total leukocyte count in detecting the severity of COVID- 19 pneumonia

Shareef¹,

Zwain²,

Mahbuba³

2021

Heliyon

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Worldwide spread of COVID-19 Pandemic and risk factors among Co-morbid conditions especially Diabetes Mellitus in India

Cited by 33 publications

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The Impact of Smoking on Severity and Outcome in Patients With Covid-19 Infection in Mosul City

The Impact of Smoking on Severity and Outcome in Patients With Covid-19 Infection in Mosul City

COVID-19 SIR model: Bifurcation analysis and optimal control

Superiority of lymphocyte ratio over total leukocyte count in detecting the severity of COVID- 19 pneumonia

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