Mild antecedent COVID-19 associated with symptom-specific post-acute sequelae.

Tiffany A WalkerAlex D TruongAerica SummersAdviteeya N DixitFelicia C GoldsteinIhab HajjarMelvin R EcholsMatthew C WoodruffErica D LeeSeema TekwaniKelley CarrollIgnacio SanzF Eun-Hyung LeeJenny E Han

Published in: PloS one (2023)

Mild antecedent COVID-19 was associated with highly prevalent symptoms, and those treated with remdesivir developed less fatigue and cognitive impairment. Sequelae had a delayed peak, ranging 3-12 months post infection, and many did not improve over time, underscoring the importance of targeted preventative measures.

Keyphrases

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