T. D. Frydman, Natalie Madeline Atkinson-Ginsburg, M. Alpízar-Salazar
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Endocrinol Diabetes Metab J, Volume 4(2): 1–3, 2020 No one single mechanism is responsible for disease progression into severity in COVID-19 cases as in almost all diseases -chronic or not, transmissible or not-. We as scientists are trained to observe, identify differences and similarities between cases and arrive at possible explanations called hypothesis that can help the scientific community to develop effective strategies to combat the illness.
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