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that as of early 2023, an estimated 6.9 percent of American adults – or some 17.8 million US citizens – have ever had long COVID.
However, although the data captures the collective toll of long COVID in one country, which can crucially inform healthcare responses, lost in the numbers are the shattering experiences of individual long-haulers who are still fighting to have the chronic conditionOthers are trying to get solid answers to basic questions, such as how many people are affected by long COVID and what
Across all age groups, females were more likely to report having had long COVID than males: 8.6 percent overall compared to 5.1 percent of males.Rates of long COVID were also lower among vaccinated adults who had received a booster shot, compared to those who had received only two doses of a
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