Smoking increase the risk of corona, new research shows

A new study contradicts growing evidence that smoking reduces the risk of corona virus.

 New research shows that smoking increases the risk of contracting the corona virus.  Imperial College London, King's College London and Zoe (app developers tracking Corona virus symptoms) analyzed 2.4 million British citizens.

 Eleven percent of them smoked.  All of these participants were users of the Code Symptom Study app, which kept asking them to report their health, and if they had any symptoms of the corona virus.

 It also aimed to help paint a clearer picture of the outbreak in the UK.  At present, 14% of current smokers are more likely to report symptoms of an epidemic, such as those diagnosed with corona virus, such as persistent cough and high body temperature.

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 These people have a 50% higher chance of developing other symptoms such as diarrhea, loss of appetite and anxiety and irritability.  In addition, it was found that current smokers, when tested, had twice as many positives and were more likely to be hospitalized due to code 19.

 The researchers added that smokers also have a higher risk of contracting other viruses because they repeatedly touch their mouths and dangerous chemicals enter the body through their breath.

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 Although there is ample evidence that they are less likely to be infected with the corona, it can be very dangerous for them to be infected with the corona virus.

  Researchers around the world have found very few people in hospitals who are infected with the coronavirus that can be said to be safe.

  But there were a lot of flaws in this data, because doctors usually rarely know if a person who is seriously ill with the corona virus smokes or not.

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  There is a lot of controversy among scientists, some believe that smoking protects against the corona virus, and such scientists are now experimenting with making nicotine patches to be used as a tool to prevent the disease.