1. The method they used to arrive at this conclusion is not very quantitative
    Nicolas Coveria Nicolas Coveria United States says:
    October 19, 2022 at 8:29 PM

    The method they used to arrive at this conclusion is not very quantitative and too open to observational bias! Thus, how can anyone be sure how much of an increase in TMPRSS2 there is for women who drink compared to everyone else. Again, it's pretty subjective.
    My question is, Are women who drink actually getting infected at a higher rate than everyone else, and if so, are they more prone to losing their sense of taste????

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