Mortality rates of COPD in deceased COVID-19 patients, a cross-sectional study, Afghanistan, Kabul, 2022- 2023

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Published: May 28, 2023
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COVID-19 COPD Kabul and Mortality rate

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Abdulbasit Taib
MD, Microbiology department, Cheragh Medical Institute, Kabul, Afghanistan
Abid Sediqi
MD, Cardiology and Pulmonology department, Chest Ibnesina Hospital, Kabul, Afghanistan
Saleha Haidari
Pharm D, Pharmacology department, Rabia Balkhi University, Kabul, Afghanistan
Razia Miri
Pharm D, Microbiology department, Cheragh Medical Institute, Kabul, Afghanistan
Murtaza Jafari
MSc, Biotechnology department, Gulf Persian University, Busher, Iran

Abstract

Infections caused by COVID-19 have a high mortality rate in the world and mostly cause weakness in the respiratory system. The existence of several chronic diseases (comorbidities) along with COVID-19 infections causes the development and spread of these infections and increases the mortality rate. COPD is one of the diseases that increase the severity of COVID-19 infections.

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Abdulbasit Taib, Abid Sediqi, Saleha Haidari, Razia Miri, & Murtaza Jafari. (2023). Mortality rates of COPD in deceased COVID-19 patients, a cross-sectional study, Afghanistan, Kabul, 2022- 2023. Eurasian Medical Research Periodical, 20, 208–215. Retrieved from https://geniusjournals.org/index.php/emrp/article/view/4307
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Vol. 20 (2023): EMRP
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