“The evidence is clear that by having COVID numerous times, patients became more at-risk for developing #LongCovid” 
“He adds that after adjusting for relevant demographic, lifestyle, and clinical variables, the findings reveal a statistically significant association between experiencing multiple COVID-19 infections and the risk of experiencing #LongCovid.” medicalxpress.com/news/2025-01-p…
“The patients were identified from a group of more than 2,500 first responders who previously had COVID and are prospectively monitored for infection complications by the Stony Brook WTC Health and Wellness Program”
“There are some possible pathogenic mechanisms that cause #LongCovid, but the entire spectrum of risk factors remains unknown. This is why our study & future ones are so important.. Identifying specific risk factors such as re-infection or lack of vaccination”
“The authors point out that the safest way to avoid contracting #LongCovid is to prevent the infection in the first place. However, they emphasize that the role of vaccination in the risk of developing long COVID cannot be underestimated.“
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