Do people with selenium deficiency get sicker from HIV in the DRC? - Tshima, Guyguy Kabundi
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We are working on a project whose outcome is to teach the COVID-19 lessons learned. Our trial is registered at clinicaltrails.gov identifier NCT04424940. In Flanders, a large part of the population has a selenium deficiency. Also, many absorb too little selenium through food, and the selenium status in their blood is often lower than recommended. In Western Europe, selenium deficiencies have already been diagnosed in the elderly, obese, and those with a weakened immune system. In DRC, we don't have the funds to assess if people with selenium deficiency get sicker from the COVID-19. Our…mehr

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We are working on a project whose outcome is to teach the COVID-19 lessons learned. Our trial is registered at clinicaltrails.gov identifier NCT04424940. In Flanders, a large part of the population has a selenium deficiency. Also, many absorb too little selenium through food, and the selenium status in their blood is often lower than recommended. In Western Europe, selenium deficiencies have already been diagnosed in the elderly, obese, and those with a weakened immune system. In DRC, we don't have the funds to assess if people with selenium deficiency get sicker from the COVID-19. Our approach is uncertain as we will not examine whether the selenium status in the blood can help predict the course of the disease after infection with COVID-19. But with HIV, extra selenium is already being administered. We teach previous studies with a link between selenium deficiency and HIV, we clarify the possible role of adequate selenium status in the disease course of HIV as the selenium status in the blood of the most severely affected COVID-19 patients, including the elderly, obese people and a weakened immune system, has not yet been investigated. So, we contributed indirectly to COVID-19.
Autorenporträt
GUYGUY KABUNDI TSHIMA, MD, DIU VIH, -Unidad de Parasitología, Departamento de Medicina Tropical, Enfermedades Infecciosas y Parasitarias, Hospital Universitario de Kinshasa, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Kinshasa, R.D. del Congo.