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Factors associated with persistent post-COVID-19 condition and functional limitation four years after SARS-CoV-2 infection | Scientific Reports / Baseline characteristics first follow-up survey (July–August 2021)
"The most frequent comorbidities were allergies 333 (33.6%), hypertension 134 (13.5%), and asthma 70 (7.1%); all comorbidities are detailed in Supplementary Table S2.\n\nMost participants reported mild acute COVID-19; 76 (7.6%) were asymptomatic during the acute phase. A total of 944 (95.1%) were managed on an outpatient basis, while 48 (4.8%) required hospitalization, including 7 (0.7%) who required intensive care unit treatment."
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