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Individuals who felt depressed, anxious, lonely, or stressed prior to getting COVID-19 have a higher risk for "long COVID" conditions, such as fatigue and loss of taste or smell, new research suggests.
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Scientists identified four risk factors that may help predict whether a person will develop long COVID, where an individual experiences various symptoms for weeks or months after their initial COVID-19 infection ends.
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A deep molecular dive into COVID-19 patients found that the presence of autoantibodies in peripheral blood at initial diagnosis was the chief of four risk factors predicting if a patient would experience long COVID.