EndNote 21.2.17387 download the new version

The impact of ethnicity on clinical outcomes in COVID-19: A systematic review. Pan D, Sze S, Minhas JS, Bangash MN, Pareek N, Divall P, Williams CM, Oggioni MR, Squire IB, Nellums LB, Hanif W. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ETHNICITY AND SEVERE COVID-19 DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Although not an independent risk factor for death, it is important to keep in mind that ethnic minorities are more likely to contract the infection (as suggested by Yehia et al and supported by another systematic review) Finding in this study is in keeping with a meta-analysis. After adjustment, black ethnicity was still not associated with increased mortality. This is not surprising given that Black patients were younger than White patients. This study showed that the univariate analysis for Black (v. In keeping with other studies, Black patients were younger and have higher comorbidities. I commend Yehia et al for carrying out a large multicentre cohort study. But the COVID Project death rate data isn’t detailed enough to tell on that. I think it is because on average Hispanics are younger.

But once infected, Hispanics are less likely to die than either Black or White people. The other thing that is obvious from looking at COVID death rate data is that Hispanics also get infected at a much higher rate. That may be true, but it is a hypothesis and no hard look has been taken on that aspect. The authors speculate that is because they can’t isolate like White people can.

The reason more Black people is die is because they get infected at a significantly higher rate than White people. This is the first article I have seen that takes an actual scientific look at the death rate demographics data. Interesting that every news article (and there have been many) claims there is a big difference in mortality rate all the way to NYT. Namely, there is little difference (once infected) between the probability of dying between blacks and whites due to COVID. I figured this out qualitatively 3 months ago simply by looking at the death rate data published by the COVID Project. Shared Decision Making and Communication.Scientific Discovery and the Future of Medicine.Health Care Economics, Insurance, Payment.Clinical Implications of Basic Neuroscience.Challenges in Clinical Electrocardiography.

EndNote 21.2.17387 download the new version