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(Rochester, MN) -- A study by researchers at the Mayo Clinic suggests that COVID-19 vaccinations are beneficial to those who later suffer from long-term COVID symptoms. The study published in late July in the Journal of Investigative Medicine followed 477 patients seeking treatment for long COVID at the Rochester-based clinic. About half of those patients were vaccinated
A team of researchers in Rochester found that long COVID patients who got vaccinated before a COVID infection tend to have less severe symptoms.
A team of researchers in Rochester found that long COVID patients who got vaccinated before a COVID infection tend to have less severe symptoms.
A team of researchers in Rochester found that long COVID patients who got vaccinated before a COVID infection tend to have less severe symptoms.
Getting a COVID-19 vaccine may not only reduce a person's risk of getting long-haul COVID, but also could mean fewer symptoms for people who develop the condition.