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Beta blockers may be protective in COVID-19; findings of a study to develop an interpretable machine learning model to assess COVID-19 disease severity in light of clinical findings, medication history, and patient comorbidities

  • Alaa Alahmadi*
  • , Aisha Alansari
  • , Nawal Alsheikh
  • , Salam Alshammasi
  • , Mona Alshamery
  • , Rand Al-abdulmohsin
  • , Laila Al Rabia
  • , Fatimah Al Nass
  • , Manar Alghamdi
  • , Sarah Almustafa
  • , Zainab Aljamea
  • , Sawsan Kurdi
  • , Md Ashraful Islam
  • , Dania Hussein
    • *Corresponding author for this work
  • King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
  • Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University

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