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Higher heart rate and inactivity: Smartwatch data show early signs of long COVID

By iopac on March 21, 2025

People who later had or long COVID had higher resting heart rates and lower daily step counts at least 3 weeks prior to SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Published in COVID-19

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