Do we have any comprehensive data set available on COVID-19 patients with risk factors and/or underlying condition, disease? Though I checked for some on the GitHub and Kaggle but the available data is scattered and unorganized.
Dmitry Nikolaenko can you please stop spamming questions with your preprint, especially when it does not address the question in hand.
If you want to get people involved in your work open your own discussion on Researchgate please.
Dmitry Nikolaenko it is hard to find out relationship of the preprint work you mentioned to my question. Thanks anyway.
Data collection depends on the initial theoretical and methodological points of view. Strictly speaking, now data is collected only for a certain understanding of infectious diseases. The guilty ones are searched among animals (bats, pangolins, etc.). The indicated preprint is the beginning of a series of publications with a systematic presentation of a new theoretical position. Accordingly, a new standard for data collection. The connection of your question and the specified post in this.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-at-higher-risk.html
As for Ukraine, as well as all post-Soviet countries, it is not realistic to collect statistics. On the one hand, because of the habit of withholding information, and on the other hand, low testing coverage of the population.
We are studying the effect of quarantine on the mental health now. At the same time, we take into account the influence of social networks.
In addition to all aforementioned references, we've recently considered hyposalivation as a potential risk for SARS-CoV-2 infection. It may expose patients at high risk of getting COVID-19.
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