He added that, on that basis, for a patient treated successfully with Semaglutide, "arguably, they might be in a better position to survive the inflammatory consequences of COVID," but that it could also be that "people who are very heavy have some compromise in their ability to breathe and our ability to ventilate them artificially." "Having them prone and ventilating them and moving them all the time when they weigh, let's say, 180 kilos, is a difficult task and they're more likely to be unfit, unhealthy and not survive," Katz said
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