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Pregnant Women Show Lower Long COVID Risk, Study Finds

4/2/2025

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A groundbreaking study in Nature Communications reveals that pregnant women infected with SARS-CoV-2 face a 14-30% lower risk of developing Long COVID compared to their non-pregnant counterparts. Analyzing data from around 72,000 pregnant women, researchers identified high-risk subgroups that require focused medical attention, highlighting the need for tailored care during this vulnerable time.

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A groundbreaking study in Nature Communications reveals that pregnant women infected with SARS-CoV-2 face a 14-30% lower risk of developing Long COVID compared to their non-pregnant counterparts. Analyzing data from around 72,000 pregnant women, researchers identified high-risk subgroups that require focused medical attention, highlighting the need for tailored care during this vulnerable time.