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Tropical diseases not linked to long COVID, but rate of prolonged symptoms high in Amazon Basin

By iopac on June 28, 2023

Long COVID was reported in 64% of patients at 1 year, but it wasn’t tied to a history of tropical diseases, including dengue, malaria, and Zika.

Published in COVID-19

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