Once again proved by the research; Coronavirus infection affects men more than women
Many useless habits of men are heavy on them; More deaths of men from COVID-19
APRIL 27 (WTN) - The Coronavirus infection challenging human civilization has infected millions of people from more than 200 countries. By the time this article is written, 2,06,997 people have died in the world from the Coronavirus infection.
It is alleged that the Coronavirus infection to have developed and spread from Wuhan city of China has spread all over the world due to the mistake, negligence, and dogma of the leftist government of China. But despite all this, China's leftist government is not ready to accept its mistake.
The research on the Coronavirus infection drugs and vaccines continues. But in the meantime, many new researches are coming out on the Coronavirus infection. For your information, let you know that once again a new research has proved that the Coronavirus infection disease (COVID-19) is causing more deaths of men than women. At the same time, men are also becoming more infected than women due to the Coronavirus infection.
For your information, let's know that according to the researchers from the University of Texas, Houston Methodist Research Institute, and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, many factors may be responsible for men being affected more than women due to the Coronavirus infection. One of these factors is the genetic structure of both sexes and habits that increase the susceptibility to infection.
As far as Europe is concerned, for your information, let's know that according to the WHO (World Health Organization), 63 percent of the total COVID-19 deaths in Europe were male. According to another March report prepared by the COVID-19 surveillance group, only 29.1 percent of deaths from the Coronavirus in Italy were women.
Research from the University of Texas, the Houston Methodist Research Institute, and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center compared earlier pandemics such as SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) and MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) with COVID-19 data. In this research, it is reported that despite the similar infection rates, the death rate of men is high in all the three diseases like SARS, MERS, and COVID-19.
Yes, according to the data from Hong Kong, the death rate of men during SARS disease was 21.9 percent, and the death rate of women was 13.2 percent. Similarly, the data showed that the mortality rate of men in MERS disease was 21.2 percent, while the death rate of women was 15.2 percent. Research suggests that MERS, SARS-CoV, and SARS-CoV2 (COVID-19) have more deaths of men than women.
There can be many reasons for more deaths of men in these diseases. According to research, a possible cause of high death among men in these diseases may be the gender-based modulation of X-linked genes in women, which may increase the susceptibility to infection. Researchers believe that the immunity to diseases such as SARS, and MERS, including the Coronavirus infection disease, in men and women may vary.
According to the researchers, smoking habits are more common in men than women. At the same time, men are getting affected more than women due to the pre-existing diseases related to cardiovascular problems in men. According to the researchers, due to household chores and other reasons, women wash their hands several times a day compared to men, so women are largely protected from the virus attack. It is clear that men need to be more vigilant than women so that the virus attacks can be avoided.
