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Long-COVID patients more likely to report psychiatric symptoms, cost barriers to therapy

By iopac on April 26, 2024

Adults with long COVID were about twice as likely to experience depression, anxiety, sleep difficulties, cognitive problems, and disabling fatigue.

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