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Woman have higher risk of developing long COVID, study says

CBS News

New York, NY
(March 06, 2025)

Alexander Charney, MD, PhD, discusses research indicating that women are at a higher risk of developing long COVID than men. Learn more.

Tags: COVID-19 Facts and Resources, Mount Sinai Health System, Patient Care, Research, Women's Health, Alexander Charney, MD, PhD

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