РОЛЬ ГЕНДЕРНЫХ ОСОБЕННОСТЕЙ ПАЦИЕНТОВ В РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИИ ЗАБОЛЕВАНИЯ COVID-19 В БУХАРСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ.
Keywords:
Ключевые слова: COVID-19, гендерные характеристики, гендерные группы.Abstract
Аннотация: В данной статье рассматривается роль гендерных
особенностей пациентов в распространении заболевания COVID-19. В ходе
проведенного исследования проанализированы данные о более высокой
заболеваемости заболеванием COVID-19 у представителей того или иного пола.
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