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According to some recent studies, Black and Asian people were discovered to be more at risk for COVID-19, however, these risks depend very much on how the disease progresses. According to the researchers, even after taking into consideration their socioeconomic status and comorbidities, they are still more likely to contract the novel coronavirus.
The research is published in the journal EClinicalMedicine and suggests that there may be a lot of yet-to-be-identified factors that contribute to a higher COVID-19 risk in Black and Asian people. Also, click here to read more about how long is COVID-19 going to last.
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