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Persistent Symptoms
Factors associated with persistent post-COVID-19 condition and functional limitation four years after SARS-CoV-2 infection | Scientific Reports / References
"Several studies examine persistent symptoms and post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 over time. Peter et al. studied post-acute sequelae six to 12 months after infection and persistent symptoms and clinical findings in the second year after acute infection; Huang et al. reported health outcomes two years after hospitalisation; Petersen et al. assessed long COVID from disease onset through eight months; and Kamal et al. conducted a four-year prospective cohort study of risk factors, recovery, and quality of life."
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