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Nicotine patches help relieve symptoms in some people with Long COVID. Can the science behind it lead to future therapies?
Some people with Long COVID and the providers who were treating them wondered if nicotine, delivered by a mechanism other than cigarettes, might help with the chronic disease. For the next several years, white papers used anecdotal evidence to expand on that initial hypothesis.
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