“When we look at the data what we’re seeing is that in every country with sex-disaggregated data . . . there is between a 10% and 90% higher rate of mortality amongst people diagnosed with COVID if they are men compared to if they are women,” asserts Global Health 50/50 co-director Sarah Hawkes.
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