… smoking and COVID-19 relevant outcomes, taking into account the influence of inequalities
… Main outcome measures were confirmed and suspected COVID-19, worry about catching or …

… that smoking is protective against COVID-19 infection; rather, we found that current smoking
was independently associated with increased odds of confirmed COVID-19 infection after …

… of lowering the risks of smoking-related diseases. … COVID-19 as a motivator for smoking
cessation to both improve health outcomes and reduce long-term costs associated with smoking. …

… COVID-19 pandemic for health inequalities. It outlines historical and contemporary evidence
of inequalities in … , ethnic and geographical inequalities in COVID-19 infection and mortality …

… Although some people had reported quitting, it is likely that smoking inequalities have become
further entrenched. Mental health services should seek to mitigate this modifiable risk and …

… social inequalities are a factor in COVID-19. Most of these analyses have been ecological
studies with only few studies considering socioeconomic inequalities … Smoking and obesity are …

… COVID-19 crisis may increase disparities. This article explores the nature of health inequalities
relating to the response to COVID-19 … plausible that smoking is a risk factor for COVID-19 …

… of smoking according to socio-economic position over the course of the initial lockdown, but
increases in attempts to quit smoking and in cessation rates among smokers … of smoking …

… die from COVID-19 compared to those that were neither smokers, … nor smoking were less
likely to die from COVID-19 with an … smoking had also a lower probability of dying of COVID-19 (…

… between ‘COVID-19 indicators’ (COVID-19 cases and deaths… ages 30 and 70, percentage
of smoking, GINI index, HDI and … , male smoking is a strong correlate for both COVID-19 cases …