A patient uses a new non-invasive technology that can reduce the need of intubation at the COVID-19 area of the Centenario Hospital in Sao Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul state, southern Brazil, on April, 16, 2021. - It is the individually controlled breathing bubble. The impermeable, transparent, sealed and inflatable bubble has respiratory connections that allow pulmonary oxygenation, reducing the patient's effort without the need for sedation. (Photo by SILVIO AVILA / AFP)
A patient uses a new non-invasive technology that can reduce the need of intubation at the COVID-19 area of the Centenario Hospital in Sao Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul state, southern Brazil, on April, 16, 2021. - It is the individually controlled breathing bubble. The impermeable, transparent, sealed and inflatable bubble has respiratory connections that allow pulmonary oxygenation, reducing the patient's effort without the need for sedation. (Photo by SILVIO AVILA / AFP)
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Por Agencia EFE

El COVID-19 grave se relaciona con un mayor riesgo de morir durante los doce meses siguientes a haber superado la enfermedad, especialmente entre los menores de 65 años y por causas que no tienen que ver directamente con las complicaciones habituales de SARS-CoV-2.

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