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The toll that COVID-19 takes on the heart – News-Medical.net
Now, two new studies describe the toll that COVID-19 takes in the heart, increasing the risk of long-term damage even after patients recover. These studies also show that heart damage can even occur in people who did not have severe illness that required hosp…
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has ravaged across the globe, with more than 16.95 million people infected. Early in the pandemic, the disease was described as a respiratory condition as it usually attacks the lungs first. As the disease progressed, other vital organs have been affected, including the heart and the kidneys.
Now, two new studies describe the toll that COVID-19 takes on the heart, increasing the risk of long-term damage even after patients recover. These studies also show that…
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