Scientists say they have found a new clue to how COVID-19 may cause long COVID
Scientists have discovered a new mechanism by which COVID-19 may lead to long COVID.
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The story so far
A new study has found that severe COVID-19 can reactivate dormant viruses throughout the body. The research, led by the University of Texas, suggests that the initial infection may awaken hidden viruses, contributing to the symptoms of long COVID. The study was published in Nature.
The reporting does not yet specify which dormant viruses are reactivated or how this process might be halted. Medical Xpress and NPR also covered the findings. The reporting does not yet specify how this discovery might change treatment protocols for long COVID.
The reporting does not yet specify how this discovery might change treatment protocols for long COVID. The reporting does not yet specify how this discovery might change treatment protocols for long COVID.
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The reporting (7)
- Covid can reactivate dormant viruses, according to study statnews.com · 19h ago
- Covid-19 may awaken dormant viruses in your body, says study The Indian Express · 19h ago
- Severe COVID-19 Awakens Dormant Viruses, Study Shows Mirage News · 19h ago
- UT-led study finds COVID-19 can awaken hidden viruses throughout the body Dell Medical School · 19h ago
- Severe COVID-19 reactivates dormant viruses, study finds Medical Xpress · 19h ago
- Virus reactivation in acute and long COVID-19 Nature · 19h ago
- Scientists say they have found a new clue to how COVID-19 may cause long COVID NPR · 19h ago
The obvious questions
What dormant viruses does COVID-19 reactivate?
The reporting does not yet specify which dormant viruses are reactivated.
How does this discovery affect long COVID treatment?
The reporting does not yet specify how this discovery might change treatment protocols for long COVID.
What are the next steps in this research?
The reporting does not yet specify what further research is planned.
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