Health
30% of people with COVID-19 experience symptoms up to 9 months later – Livescience.com
Although the study was small, it is one of the longest follow-ups of people with COVID-19.
Nearly one-third of people with COVID-19 experience lingering symptoms up to nine months after their diagnosis, even if they initially had a mild case, a small new study suggests.
The study researchers, from the University of Washington, analyzed information from 177 people in the Seattle area with confirmed COVID-19 infections who were followed for three to nine months after their diagnosis. (The average follow-up time was six months.) Most participants 150 people, or 85% of the study group had…
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