Long COVID: Minority communities in the U.S. may suffer more than the overall population
CGTN, 31 Oct 2022
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Research from City University of New York estimates more than seven percent of Americans have contracted Long COVID — a set of symptoms that develop after the initial period of illness. The symptoms can last for months or even years. There are concerns in the U.S. that communities of color may be the hardest hit. CGTN reporter Jim Spellman reports.
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Research from City University of New York estimates more than seven percent of Americans have contracted Long COVID — a set of symptoms that develop after the initial period of illness. The symptoms can last for months or even years. There are concerns in the U.S. that communities of color may be the hardest hit. CGTN reporter Jim Spellman reports.
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