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Study: Men Twice As Likely To Die From Coronavirus Than Women

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Men are being hit harder by COVID-19 than their female counterparts, according to a new study. “Women have a better response to infections than men do,” Dr. Richard Pomerantz, of Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital. “Their immune system is more revved up to deal with infection.” Remember you can always take WOLB 1010 with you wherever []

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