Why COVID-19 may affect some people more than others

Update: 2020-09-23

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In this week’s episode we speak with Claudia Wallis, an award-winning health journalist for Scientific American, about what it is about a person’s genetic make-up that could make them more at risk to COVID-19 than others.

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Why COVID-19 may affect some people more than others

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Why COVID-19 may affect some people more than others