The available data used by researchers show that lifestyle preference as well as men’s pre-existing health conditions put COVID-19 at greater risk of death than women. Statistical reporting is considered crucial to help establish current health policies for the treatment of severe cases. Health officials who have been investigating the coronavirus since the first cases in China have concluded that most people infected with COVID-19 will get rid of the disease and some will not even experience any symptoms. However, the virus is life threatening for many categories of patients, especially the elderly and people who previously had chronic conditions. Since the early days, epidemiologists say COVID-19 kills men more than women, but there is no definitive answer as to why this happened. There are some glitches due to the fact that countries currently experiencing an increasing number of cases do not follow this critical factor when reporting statistics. It is known that accurate gender data will help doctors better understand high-risk patient categories and adapt screening, testing and treatment methods accordingly. The most important reason is unhealthy habits Working with the research institute Global Health 50/50, CNN analyzed COVID-19 data from various countries to understand why men are more likely to die than women. One reason why men are at higher risk is explained in the report as having more unhealthy habits than women, including smoking and alcohol consumption. Some researchers stated that women have a stronger immune system against viral infections than men, and they have gained an advantage in this regard as they spend some of their lives with a foreign body due to their fertility characteristics. The report reported that hypertension, cardiovascular diseases and chronic lung disease, which are more common in men, increase the severity of COVID-19. Together, we will see how the reports updated according to the changing case and death results every day will lead to the analysis when the virus ends.
