Association of hypertension and diabetes with COVID-19 severity in comparison to healthy patients

According to the findings, COVID-19 can cause a wide range of symptoms, which range from asymptomatic to severe respiratory problems and death. Diabetes appears to be one of the most significant comorbidities associated with a worse COVID-19 result. COVID-19 patients with diabetes (50 (33%) and hypertension (50 (33%)) had more ICU admissions compared with the non-diabetic and non-blood pressure patients (50 (33%)). During the treatment follow-up, 10 (6.6%) of the 150 patients passed away, 140 (93%) were released, 110 (73%) were discharged, and 30 (20%) kept in the hospital. Compared to non-diabetic and healthy COVID-19 patients, diabetic COVID-19 patients had a greater mortality rate.

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Journal of Circulating Biomarkers
Published
2025-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.33393/jcb.2025.3561
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2
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COVID-19 Clinical Research Studies
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Association of hypertension and diabetes with COVID-19 severity in comparison to healthy patients

Abdelaziz M. Hussein, Othman Najeeb, Mohammad Ismail, Mohammed Hadi Ali Al‐Jumaili
2 citations
Journal of Circulating Biomarkers
COVID-19 Clinical Research Studies
2.79
article

Association of hypertension and diabetes with COVID-19 severity in comparison to healthy patients

Abdelaziz M. Hussein, Othman Najeeb, Mohammad Ismail, Mohammed Hadi Ali Al‐Jumaili
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2 citations

Abstract

According to the findings, COVID-19 can cause a wide range of symptoms, which range from asymptomatic to severe respiratory problems and death. Diabetes appears to be one of the most significant comorbidities associated with a worse COVID-19 result. COVID-19 patients with diabetes (50 (33%) and hypertension (50 (33%)) had more ICU admissions compared with the non-diabetic and non-blood pressure patients (50 (33%)). During the treatment follow-up, 10 (6.6%) of the 150 patients passed away, 140 (93%) were released, 110 (73%) were discharged, and 30 (20%) kept in the hospital. Compared to non-diabetic and healthy COVID-19 patients, diabetic COVID-19 patients had a greater mortality rate.

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University of Anbar (IQ), University Of Fallujah (IQ)
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COVID-19 Clinical Research Studies
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Association of hypertension and diabetes with COVID-19 severity in comparison to healthy patients — Abdelaziz M. Hussein, Othman Najeeb, et al. · Journal of Circulating Biomarkers (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS