吸烟与COVID-19感染:科学文献中的事实摘要

U. Aryal
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本研究的目的是总结发表在同行评议期刊、MedRxiv /Qeios预印本、新闻和报告上的COVID-19与吸烟之间的关系。文献检索于2020年8月1日至20日期间使用三个数据库(PubMed、Google Scholar和Google)进行,检索词为“吸烟与COVID-19”。法国的一项研究称,吸烟是新冠病毒感染的保护剂。一项荟萃分析显示,吸烟与COVID-19感染显著相关。尽管围绕吸烟与COVID-19之间的关系存在争议,但人们不应该吸烟或使用任何烟草制品,因为吸烟与严重COVID-19的发病率增加有关。
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Tobacco smoking and COVID-19 infections: A summary of facts from scientific literature
The objective of the study is to summarise the association between COVID-19 and smoking published in peer-reviewed journals, preprint in MedRxiv /Qeios, news, and report. The literature search was conducted between 1st to 20th August 2020 using three databases (PubMed, Google Scholar, and Google) with the keywords “Tobacco smoking and COVID-19” as search terms. A French study claimed that smoking is a protective agent for COVID-19 infections. A meta-analysis revealed that tobacco smoking is significantly associated with COVID-19 infections. Despite the controversy surrounding the connection between smoking and COVID-19, people should not smoke or use any tobacco products because smoking is associated with increased rates of severe COVID-19.
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