There have been reports that males have a higher severity of COVID-19 infections and are more likely to die from COVID-19 compared to females. Professor Dr Sanjay Rampal briefly discusses his views with Sharmilla and Dashran (BFM Radio) on these gender differences in COVID-19 mortality.
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