Contagion Live news story
Approximately half of patients with long COVID sustained substantial symptom improvement and reported good quality of life within 3 years of acute infection and over a quarter experienced complete remission, in a large prospective, multisite cohort study.
The investigators sought new insights into the timing of recovery by using a time-to-event data analysis of 3 cohorts of persons with long COVID at 12, 18 and 24 months after the acute infection; with timing of long COVID symptom improvement prospectively assessed over a subsequent 3-year period.
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Source : Contagion Live
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