LongCovid
As shown by this Science article, research suggests that the risk of Long COVID symptoms 3 months after infection has dropped: Original strain and Alpha: 46%, Delta: 35% & Omicron: 14%
Furthermore, COVID-19 vaccination will play a part but the way older variants impact the body and organs could be key.
People who catch Omicron are less likely to get Long Covid | Science | AAAS
Very interesting pre-print from the University of California, San Francisco. This study shows how viral dynamics in the first 14 days can predict Long COVID outcomes. This highlights the importance of…
A group of researchers from the University of Helsinki leaded by Prof. Jari Koistinaho and Dr. Dr. Giuseppe Balistreri, in collaboration with the University of Eastern Finland, recently published…
“We have pretty good information from acute RNA virus infections that RNA does persist and that it does have consequences, Basically, it’s hard to get rid of viruses.”…
This review published by the Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis discusses three potentially intertwined hypotheses, that might contribute to thromboinflammation in Long COVID: (1) lasting structural changes, most…