The intestinal microbiota predicts COVID-19 severity and fatality regardless of hospital feeding method
Vanni Bucci(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Ana Maldonado‐Contreras(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Mireya Wessolossky(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Jason D. Yang(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Ayan Purkayastha(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Abigail L. Zeamer(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Devon J. Holler(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Samuel J. Fountain(University of East Anglia), William Mitchell(The Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital), Mayra Rojas-Correa(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Caitlin Cawley(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Doyle V. Ward(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Catherine S. Forconi(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Gavin Fujimori(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Ann M. Moormann(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Shakti K. Bhattarai(University of Massachusetts Dartmouth), Boaz Odwar(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Ming Qu
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