According to the World Health Organization's definition, long COVID is the persistence or
development of new symptoms 3 months after the initial infection. Various conditions have …

Objectives Persistent COVID-19 symptoms have been reported up to 3 months after hospital
discharge. Little is known on the frequency and the nature of persistent symptoms beyond 3 …

Long COVID-19 syndrome refers to persisting symptoms (> 12 weeks) after the initial
coronavirus infection and is estimated to affect 3% to 12% of people diagnosed with the …

Objective The aim of this study was to investigate the epidemiology of post-COVID
conditions beyond 12 months and identify factors associated with the persistence of each …

Objectives Persistence of COVID-19 symptoms in nonhospitalized individuals beyond a few
months has not been well characterized. In this longitudinal study from the Faroe Islands, we …

Objectives Post–COVID-19 symptoms experienced by many survivors have a further
devastating effect. This study aimed to analyze the risk factors associated with long COVID …

Studies have shown patients can experience post-acute COVID-19 syndrome, characterized
by the persistence of symptoms 4 weeks after initial infection with COVID-19, for 1 year [1 …

Background Studies to evaluate long COVID symptoms and their risk factors are limited. We
evaluated the presence of long COVID and its risk factors in patients discharged from a …

BACKGROUND: Long COVID-19 syndrome refers to the persistence of symptoms for more
than 12 weeks after the start of acute symptoms. The pathophysiology of this syndrome is not …

Dear Editor We have read with great interest the recent scoping review published in
Infection journal by Akbarialiabad et al.[1]. This review covers relevant topics of long COVID …