Two distinct types of COVID-19-associated acute respiratory distress syndrome identified
Approximately one-fourth of ARDS patients have disease features that put them at increased risk of death within the first month of hospitalization.
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Approximately one-fourth of ARDS patients have disease features that put them at increased risk of death within the first month of hospitalization.
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