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COVID-19 can cause persistent or worsening symptoms after infection, described as post-COVID disorder or “long COVID,” and it is estimated that about 6% of people ... Radiologists face several ...

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While estimates of those still coping with Long COVID vary, some 20 million Americans have been diagnosed with Long Covid, and an estimated 9-10 million still report symptoms, with nearly 14% ...

Despite afflicting more than 400 million people worldwide, the constellation of symptoms known as long COVID still confounds doctors and patients ...

Long COVID can strike anyone, rich or poor, but a growing body of evidence suggests poor and middle income Americans like Rick Henline suffer most.