30% of COVID-19 patients developed the condition known as long COVID, a new study finds.
. The UCLA study, meanwhile, included patients still having symptoms 60 to 90 days after infection.
“Surprisingly, patients with commercial insurance had double the likelihood of developing [long COVID] compared to patients with Medicaid,” according to the study. “This association will be important to explore further to understand if insurance status in this group is representing unmeasured demographic factors or exposures.”
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