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Study Reveals Women Face 31% Higher Long COVID Risk

1/23/2025

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Women aged 40 to 55 face a staggering 31% higher risk of developing long COVID compared to men, according to a new study involving over 12,000 participants. Researchers suggest that hormonal differences could play a significant role in this disparity, highlighting the urgent need for tailored treatments and better management strategies for long COVID.

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Women aged 40 to 55 face a staggering 31% higher risk of developing long COVID compared to men, according to a new study involving over 12,000 participants. Researchers suggest that hormonal differences could play a significant role in this disparity, highlighting the urgent need for tailored treatments and better management strategies for long COVID.