Evaluation of Surrogate Risk Factors for Severe Progression of COVID-19 in Tobacco Smoking Sub-Population and its Possible Amelioration by Immune Modulators

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Naveed Nazir Shah
Naveed Nazir Shah
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Khurshid Ahmad Dar
Khurshid Ahmad Dar
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Syed Quibtiya
Syed Quibtiya
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Zaid Khan
Zaid Khan
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Bikram Singh Datta
Bikram Singh Datta
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Syed Suriya Farooq
Syed Suriya Farooq
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Mehvish Mushtaq
Mehvish Mushtaq
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Showkat Ul Nabi
Showkat Ul Nabi
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Tahir Yaqub
Tahir Yaqub
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Sohail Hassan
Sohail Hassan

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Naveed Nazir Shah. 2026. \u201cEvaluation of Surrogate Risk Factors for Severe Progression of COVID-19 in Tobacco Smoking Sub-Population and its Possible Amelioration by Immune Modulators\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - K: Interdisciplinary GJMR-K Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue K2): .

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Evaluation of Surrogate Risk Factors for Severe Progression of COVID-19 in Tobacco Smoking Sub-Population and its Possible Amelioration by Immune Modulators

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Syed Suriya Farooq
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Tahir Yaqub
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