Surprising information has spread about the coronavirus, which is transmitted to millions of people around the world and does not fully understand the damage it does to the body.
Britney Bankhed-Kendall, an associate professor at the Center for Medical Sciences at the University of Texas at Texas, compared the appearance of the lungs of coronavirus patients to that of a smoker and a healthy person. The X-ray results shared by the scientist drew attention. The image on the left shows the lungs of a smoker, and on the right the lungs of a person recovering from a coronavirus. The more black X-rays there are, the better the person's lungs and health.
The results suggest that coronavirus-infected lungs are more damaged than smokers. The expert noted that many people talk about the lethality of the coronavirus, but those who recover from this disease will also have problems in the future.