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Study Reveals Women 31% More Likely to Get Long Covid

2/22/2025

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A groundbreaking study in JAMA Network uncovers that women face a 31% greater risk of developing long Covid compared to men, especially those aged 40-54. This alarming trend may be linked to factors such as estrogen levels and autoimmune diseases. The findings strive to enhance our understanding and treatment of long Covid, focusing on the unique challenges women face.

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A groundbreaking study in JAMA Network uncovers that women face a 31% greater risk of developing long Covid compared to men, especially those aged 40-54. This alarming trend may be linked to factors such as estrogen levels and autoimmune diseases. The findings strive to enhance our understanding and treatment of long Covid, focusing on the unique challenges women face.