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Genes Carried by Certain Ethnic Groups Could be at a Higher Risk of COVID
As to the recent study, the high-risk variant of the gene reduces the ability of cells in the lungs to repair damaged tissue and replace lost cells, which may be needed to overcome severe disease.
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