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Most digital discussions support the article’s emphasis on the increased risks of COVID-19 for individuals with obesity, with examples such as mentions of studies linking obesity to severe COVID-19 outcomes and calls for improved healthcare resources. The tone varies from supportive to critical but generally reflects a high level of interest and recognition of its significance in public health.
Most discussions acknowledge the link between COVID-19 and obesity, supporting the publication's findings.
Posts show high interest, citing specific studies, policies, and ongoing research efforts related to the topic.
Some comments demonstrate thoughtful engagement, referencing research and calling for policy changes, though some are more superficial.
The discussions highlight that COVID-19's relationship with obesity influences public health policies and resource allocation, indicating moderate impact.
"Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with severe obesity may be seriously disadvantaged regarding health care." Read the new editorial in our journal Clinical Obesity: https://t.co/1vxkTvWOLb https://t.co/krJ6os0pI1
Los pacientes obesos ingresados en el hospital por COVID-19 tienen más probabilidades de complicacion. https://t.co/MWsdFpdTrs
"Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with severe obesity may be seriously disadvantaged regarding health care." #COVID19 Read the new editorial in our journal Clinical Obesity: https://t.co/1vxkTvWOLb
A review from Umm Al-Qura University (Saudi Arabia) analyzed melatonin’s benefits across 23 studies. It shows promise in managing cancer, cardiovascular disease, COVID-19, and obesity due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. https://t.co/Sz71jNWiaK
Aktuelle editorial omhandler COVID‐19 & #obesity. Efter COVID-19 bør vi lave en national handleplan, så vi på sigt reducerer antallet af borgere med #sværovervægt #sundpol @Heunicke @stinuslindgreen @SSTSandoe @FaKDFormand @kost_dk @LarsIgum @Ugeskriftet https://t.co/Jutb0PwewL
UWindsor researcher, Aziz Abu-Saleh, uses cutting-edge computational chemistry and machine learning algorithms to design drugs for anxiety, cancer, COVID-19, and obesity, earning him the title of Chemical Abstracts Service's 2024 Future Leader.
This video discusses the effects of social isolation on weight gain and obesity. It explores how nutritional habits and increased sedentarism contribute to weight increase, particularly in individuals with obesity, who…
@k_b_lvi Some bed time reading (while snacking on a bag of potato chips or that store bought chocolate cake in the fridge) https://t.co/FWr5ou1GlT
RT @1WorldMedical1: Our Co Founder & Chief Medical Officer Mr Sanjay Purkayastha explaining his latest research ‘COVesity’, which explores…
@Giovann35084111 @GaryCardone There is just a lot of crap science out there. Including Covid-19 and obesity research (which is very hard).
RT @teksportsrcf: In the UK, an estimated 36% of COVID-19 hospitalisations have been attributed to lack of physical activity and excess bod…
RT @teksportsrcf: In the UK, an estimated 36% of COVID-19 hospitalisations have been attributed to lack of physical activity and excess bod…
RT @teksportsrcf: In the UK, an estimated 36% of COVID-19 hospitalisations have been attributed to lack of physical activity and excess bod…
RT @teksportsrcf: In the UK, an estimated 36% of COVID-19 hospitalisations have been attributed to lack of physical activity and excess bod…
RT @teksportsrcf: In the UK, an estimated 36% of COVID-19 hospitalisations have been attributed to lack of physical activity and excess bod…
@vitas_samulev @DonutsNJiujitsu @Sargon_of_Akkad Research shows U.S. life expectancy for 2025 is ~79.4 years (UN projections), starting with 7, not 8 as claimed. This aligns with your data, Vitas, and reflects trends impacted by COVID-19 and obesity. Denmark’s is ~82 years, highlighting healthcare differences.
In case you missed it in the fall, revisit this special collection of targeted research reports and reviews covering PR in a diverse range of settings, from COVID-19 and obesity to alternative delivery models: https://t.co/AC9I5eAmqJ #PRWeek2025
@RealShane80 @elonmusk Why do you lie to yourself? People died from the flu in 2020. A lot less people died from the flu in 2020 because we were social distancing. Doesn't change the fact that people died from the flu. Plus people died from multiple factors, like the flu, covid 19 and obesity.
@RobertKennedyJr @Bencjacobs Flouride is the health issue of our lives. Well, right behind cancer and heart disease and diabetes and COVID-19 and obesity and the common cold and acne and STDs and e coli in Big Macs and hot coffee and hay fever and tennis elbow and near-sightedness and far-sightedness and …
RT @atranscendedman: A review from Umm Al-Qura University (Saudi Arabia) analyzed melatonin’s benefits across 23 studies. It shows promis…
A review from Umm Al-Qura University (Saudi Arabia) analyzed melatonin’s benefits across 23 studies. It shows promise in managing cancer, cardiovascular disease, COVID-19, and obesity due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. https://t.co/Sz71jNWiaK
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@MohammedAlo Yeah I hate when @RealTimers discusses topics such as COVID-19 and obesity but never has experts such as Physicians to discuss these topics. Never seen a cardiologist, ID doc, internal medicine, or pulm/critical care on his show.
RT @UWindsor: UWindsor researcher, Aziz Abu-Saleh, uses cutting-edge computational chemistry and machine learning algorithms to design drug…
RT @UWindsor: UWindsor researcher, Aziz Abu-Saleh, uses cutting-edge computational chemistry and machine learning algorithms to design drug…
UWindsor researcher, Aziz Abu-Saleh, uses cutting-edge computational chemistry and machine learning algorithms to design drugs for anxiety, cancer, COVID-19, and obesity, earning him the title of Chemical Abstracts Service's 2024 Future Leader.
The parallel lives of pandemics: COVID-19 and obesity. https://t.co/FSWUcbsD8B
The parallel lives of pandemics: COVID‑19 and obesity https://t.co/HBiejGA5YZ
RT @J_Ancona: I will be presenting "Health/Sickness/Attention-Prevention Process during COVID-19 and Obesity in a Municipality of Yucatan:…
I will be presenting "Health/Sickness/Attention-Prevention Process during COVID-19 and Obesity in a Municipality of Yucatan: Towards a Syndemic Approach"; #SfAA2024 #UCF @UCFAnthroDept @SfAAnthro. If you want to check out the work in detail visit: https://t.co/OxvDg60wCZ https://t.co/6pq6gENrSP
@4HumanUnity @RepMTG @COVIDSelect https://t.co/oN6dBVkppe Fact is Marjorie Taylor green is a very sick woman she has convinced multiple people to not protect themselves against covid based on conspiracy theory stop voting for deranged people jail this woman for rampant criminality
New Research: Investigating the shared genetic architecture between COVID-19 and obesity: a large-scale genome wide cross-trait analysis: Observational studies have reported high comorbidity between obesity and severe COVID-19. The… https://t.co/OnJ6PnfmWh #Endocrinology #Endo
@concretemilk @Curds55Cheese And this, my favourite bit of published work during the pandemic. Every page has a hammer over the head bit of data that shows obesity to be the largest risk factor. If people had been mandated diets instead of vaccines you'd have seen less deaths. https://t.co/naPOcpr2mR
RT @GYM_EXTREMO: Los pacientes obesos ingresados en el hospital por COVID-19 tienen más probabilidades de complicacion. https://t.co/MWsd…
RT @GYM_EXTREMO: Los pacientes obesos ingresados en el hospital por COVID-19 tienen más probabilidades de complicacion. https://t.co/MWsd…
Los pacientes obesos ingresados en el hospital por COVID-19 tienen más probabilidades de complicacion. https://t.co/MWsdFpdTrs
COVID‐19 and obesity: It is becoming clear that several factors put people living with obesity at greater risk of the disease. #COVID19 #Obesity https://t.co/0wS6NBaAMx https://t.co/zcuaFwNqeZ
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with s…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with s…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with s…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with s…
COVID‐19 and obesity https://t.co/lpsldwMvM6
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with s…
"Appropriate resources for those with obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with severe obesity may be seriously disadvantaged regarding health care." #COVID19 Read the new editorial in our journal Clinical Obesity: https://t.co/1vxkTvWOLb
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
RT @WorldObesity: "Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that peop…
"Appropriate resources for those with (severe) obesity are often inadequate in hospitals - there is a real risk that people with severe obesity may be seriously disadvantaged regarding health care." Read the new editorial in our journal Clinical Obesity: https://t.co/1vxkTvWOLb https://t.co/krJ6os0pI1
Aktuelle editorial omhandler COVID‐19 & #obesity. Efter COVID-19 bør vi lave en national handleplan, så vi på sigt reducerer antallet af borgere med #sværovervægt #sundpol @Heunicke @stinuslindgreen @SSTSandoe @FaKDFormand @kost_dk @LarsIgum @Ugeskriftet https://t.co/Jutb0PwewL