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Severe people may hold answers to Long COVID. They must be included in research.
People with the most severe symptoms represent the most clinically urgent population, yet they remain absent from the evidence base that guides care. Their exclusion is not a procedural oversight but a scientific failure, and correcting it is essential for any program committed to understanding the full spectrum of the disease.
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Research updates, January 13
A large, electronic health records study published in JAMA Internal Medicine estimated that over 100,000 Americans died each year between 2022 and 2024 from COVID-19.
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Research updates, January 6
43% of Latino people reported symptoms of Long COVID in a new survey study published in Journal of General Internal Medicine. The survey included the responses of 1,500 participants in Washington state who had confirmed COVID-19 cases between 2020 and 2022.
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Research updates, December 23
Two recent studies state that Long COVID is an occupational disease.
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Research updates, December 16
A new observational study in Cureus found that veterans diagnosed with Long COVID had a 34% higher risk of visiting the emergency department (ED) six months following infection than those without Long COVID.
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Despite Long COVID’s ongoing impact, research in Colombia is limited
One of the few Long COVID research studies in Colombia is testing cognitive rehabilitation therapy. This approach recently failed in a U.S. clinical trial.
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Research updates, December 9
A new study in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases examines how COVID-19 impacts the immune system.
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Research updates, December 2
A large retrospective cohort study of over 18,000 live births found that infants exposed to SARS-CoV-2 infection during pregnancy were more likely to have adverse neurodevelopmental diagnoses by the time they were three years old.
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International Long COVID conference spotlights biomarker and mechanism research
The event, now in its third year, also revealed updates about clinical trials and healthcare for the disease.
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Research updates, November 25
A new review paper summarizes the vast global costs of Long COVID. Public health researcher Amit Bansal from the University of Bergen conducted an economic literature analysis and determined that Long COVID is estimated to have an average annual burden of at least $1 trillion globally each year.
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