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Interventions in Obesity & Diabetes
Obesity and COVID-19 Are We Looking for Simple or Sophisticated Causes?
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Open or CloseKarel Kubát*
Department of Internal Medicine, Litomerice Hospital, Litomerice, Czech Republic
*Corresponding author:Karel Kubát, Department of Internal Medicine, Litomerice Hospital, Litomerice, Czech Republic
Submission: June 05, 2020Published: June 15, 2020
ISSN : 2578-0263Volume4 Issue2
Abstract
High mortality from COVID-19 is in the group of patients suffering from malnutrition. People with severe diseases such as tumors, patients with heart failure, kidney failure, liver and other organ damage are at risk. COVID-19 was a particular problem for older people, and a resistance to social distancing and sheltering [1]. However, people with obesity and people with obesity and diabetes mellitus are also at risk. In the May issue of the prestigious Lancet magazine, the authors Kass DA, et al. [2] bring irrefutable data obtained by monitoring a large number of patients [2].
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