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That article is from 2021 when people were just dipping into studying long COVID. If you do a search for the term, there have been multiple studies from this ye
by speff 2y ago
That article is from 2021 when people were just dipping into studying long COVID. If you do a search for the term, there have been multiple studies from this year on the site you're linking characterizing the observed effects of long COVID. And we haven't been in quarantine for a few years now at this point.
https://jamanetwork.com/searchresults?q=long%20covid&allSites=1&SearchSourceType=1&exPrm_qqq={DEFAULT_BOOST_FUNCTION}%22long%20covid%22&exPrm_hl.q=long%20covid https://jamanetwork.com/searchresults?q=long%20covid&allSite...
- hedora 2y agoNevertheless, it’s going to be hard to tease out causality. In addition to covid, there was the lockdown, and the tripledemic. For example, I had two extremely mild cases of covid, but also long-not-covid symptoms from something worse (probably rsv, flu, or ???). Similarly, there are a ton of psychological/developmental issues among covid-generation kids. For many, the lockdown and school closures were probably the main cause, but some probably have issues from covid itself.
- ETH_start 2y agoThe studies since then that I've seen have been, without exception, low on rigor. I'm open to being proven wrong.