Acute and delayed psychiatric sequelae among patients hospitalised with COVID-19: a cohort study using LIFE study data.

Fumiko MurataMegumi MaedaChieko IshiguroHaruhisa Fukuda

Published in: General psychiatry (2022)

COVID-19 was generally associated with an increased risk of psychiatric sequelae occurring within 3 months after infection, but had a lower risk of new psychiatric sequelae developing 4-6 months after infection.

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