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Long COVID can take eight different trajectories, study finds
New research led by Mass General Brigham followed more than 3,500 patients, finding that 10.3% had symptoms consistent with long COVID three months after infection, 81% of whom continued to experience ... Read More
A Simple Daily Supplement May Help Ease Lingering Long COVID Symptoms
A new clinical trial explored whether raising cellular NAD⁺ levels with high-dose nicotinamide riboside could influence lingering neurological and physical symptoms in long-COVID. Millions of people ... Read More
Long COVID Can Take Eight Different Paths, Experts Say
Key Takeaways There are eight main patterns that a case of long COVID can follow, researchers reportThese trajectories depend on a person’s symptom severity and durationSymptoms can also improve, ... Read More
Study reveals insights into long COVID trajectories in adults
Millions of patients have developed long COVID, a chronic condition that involves a range of symptoms, including fatigue, brain fog, dizziness, and palpitations that persist for at least three months ... Read More
Why are women hit harder by long COVID? New clues emerge
Gut, immune, and hormone disruptions reveal why long COVID symptoms can be more intense and long lasting in many women. Read More
The order of pre-COVID chronic conditions may best predict long-COVID risk
The most common disease trajectories involved mental illnesses and neurologic, respiratory, and metabolic or digestive diseases. Read More
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