Sex differences in determinants of COVID-19 severe outcomes – findings from the National COVID Cohort Collaborative (N3C)

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RT @TulaneMedicine: The link between abnormal biomarkers and death is stronger in women with COVID-19 than in men with COVID-19 according t…

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The link between abnormal biomarkers and death is stronger in women with COVID-19 than in men with COVID-19 according to new #TulaneResearch. https://t.co/wJGKLwkXLb

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The link between abnormal biomarkers and death is stronger in women with COVID-19 than in men with COVID-19 according to new #TulaneResearch. https://t.co/6xHk3f5gKs

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