Cohort Demographics by BMI Category.

<div><p>Background</p><p>The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant global mortality. Obesity is associated with worse COVID-19 outcomes. This study examined the relationship between BMI, clinical interventions, and outcomes in hospitalized COVID-19 patients using pre-vaccine n...

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Main Author:	Yolanda Bonilla (22086494) (author)
Other Authors:	Daniel High (22086497) (author), Jose Acosta Rullan (22086500) (author), Jude Tabba (22086503) (author), Richard Shalmiyev (22086506) (author), Tanner Noris (22086509) (author), Andrea Folds (22086512) (author), Ana Martinez (1313100) (author), Daniel Heller (5197004) (author), Raiko Diaz (22086515) (author), Siddarth Kathuria (22086518) (author), Prerna Sharma (287982) (author), Mauricio Danckers (14420863) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy unadjusted analyses showed intensive care unit hca healthcare database body mass index adults (&# 8805 adjusted analyses controlling 321 hospital encounters 3 ± 10 34 – 2 28 – 6 03 – 2 invasive mechanical ventilation critical care outcomes 5 ± 15 31 – 1 8 ± 8 08 – 3 08 – 1 1 ± 6 longer icu stays normal bmi patients xlink "> obesity 001 ), need xlink "> mechanical ventilation hospital mortality december 31 001 ), obese patients march 1 19 patients 6 %, 2 infection study examined significant predictor significant differences prognostic factor primary outcome mean 11 longer duration increased risk increased odds inclusion criteria icu stay findings highlight confirmed sars clinical interventions cause mortality bmi category 996 met
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Cohort Demographics by BMI Category.

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