Almost one in four Americans may be suffering from long COVID, a rate more than three times higher than the most common number cited by federal officials, a team led by Boston area researchers suggests in a new scientific paper.
A new study from researchers at Mass General Brigham suggests racial disparities and the difficulty in diagnosing the condition may be leading to a massive undercount.
And that’s not to say it’s any use getting diagnosed, because there are no approved treatments, and the social security organisations barely recognise it.
Even though NASEM, the CDC, and NIH told them too.