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Interesting. If you interpret smoking as a type of self-inflicted lung damage, that could explain the higher rate of casualties among smokers as well.
by smacktoward 7y ago
Interesting. If you interpret smoking as a type of self-inflicted lung damage, that could explain the higher rate of casualties among smokers as well.
- taeric 7y agoI'm interpreting my own asthma as lung damage. So, including all forms.
- learc83 7y agoThere's no evidence that asthma puts you at much higher risk. https://time.com/5802423/coronvirus-asthma-high-risk/ https://time.com/5802423/coronvirus-asthma-high-risk/
- taeric 7y agoThat is my point. I am not high risk. But I did get hit hard. I accept I might not have had it. And if we start seeing exponential increase in severe cases, I'll fully accept that. Until then, the evidence still looks heavy that I had it.
- CPLX 7y agoEspecially among the elderly male Chinese population