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Tracking Long COVID in the Blood

February 4, 2022

A lot of people who catch the coronavirus remain ill for an extended period. An estimated 10-40% later suffer from Long Covid.

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A team of researchers believe they've found a reason for the condition – and a potential treatment as well.

 

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