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Many of those who recovered from the virus returned to the hospital with some very severe complications. Author: Jeremy Baker Updated: 4:50 PM CST January 19, 2021 SAN ANTONIO One year into the coronavirus pandemic, scientists are still learning more information about the disease and its effects. Now, an alarming study out of the United Kingdom highlights severe long-term problems in many patients after they ve recovered from the virus.  What exactly the long-term effects of COVID-19 are is still not set in academic stone because the virus is so new, which is why long-term studies like these are important.  We do recognize if there are going to be a fair number of people if they ve had a prolonged ICU stay or hospitalizations are going to be suffering from consequences in that long battle against the infection, said Dr. Jason Bowling, the hospital epidemiologist for University Health and an associate professor for infectious diseases at UT

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