Impact of smoking on COVID-19 outcomes: a HOPE Registry subanalysis.

Carolina Espejo-PaeresIván J Núñez-GilVicente EstradaCristina Fernández-PérezGiovanna Uribe-HerediaClara Cabré-VerdiellAitor UribarriRodolfo RomeroMarcos García-AguadoInmaculada Fernández-RozasVictor Becerra-MuñozMartino PepeEnrico CerratoSergio Raposeiras-RoubínMaría Barrionuevo-RamosFreddy Aveiga-LiguaCarolina Aguilar-AndreaEmilio Alfonso-RodríguezFabrizio UgoJuan Fortunato García-PrietoGisela FeltesIbrahim AkinJia HuangJorge JativaAntonio Fernández-OrtizCarlos MacayaAna Carrero-FernándezJaime Signes-Costa

Published in: BMJ nutrition, prevention & health (2021)

Smoking has a negative prognostic impact on patients hospitalised with COVID-19.

Keyphrases

coronavirus disease
sars cov
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction
smoking cessation
newly diagnosed
chronic kidney disease
prognostic factors
type diabetes
metabolic syndrome
patient reported outcomes
weight loss