& #39;Because COVID19 is a multisystem condition, understanding the recovery and rehabilitation process in infectious-disease survivors is also important; however, this aspect of infectious-disease treatment is highly neglected.& #39;
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& #39;Metabolism will emerge as a critical regulator of susceptibility to, recovery from & survival after COVID19. Infectious diseases and host metabolic processes are intimately connected, and changes in host metabolism occur at all levels& #39;

& #39;among people with COVID-19 in the US, obese younger individuals are more likely to require hospitalization and to develop more severe and critical disease. This finding suggests that obesity may shift COVID-19 towards more severe and critical cases in younger adults& #39;

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& #39;(...)the exact pathophysiological mechanisms are unknown, it& #39;s widely believed that neurological injury due to acute systemic inflammatory dysregulation or impairments in cerebrovascular hemodynamics contribute to cognitive decline after ARDS& #39; https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13054-019-2626-z">https://link.springer.com/article/1...