Long COVID Symptoms Prevalence Data
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ABU ILIUS FAISAL
(Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, McMaster University)
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- ABU ILIUS FAISAL
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- 10.21227/cjf5-bw64
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Abstract
This dataset includes long-term symptom prevalence data for 27 physical and mental health symptoms associated with Long COVID, extracted from 136 studies spanning up to three years. Key symptoms include fatigue, joint pain, myalgia, respiratory issues (dyspnea, cough), sensory impairments (anosmia, ageusia), neurological symptoms (brain fog), and mental health challenges (anxiety, depression, insomnia). This dataset provides critical insights into the evolving burden of Long COVID, supporting the development of personalized care strategies, targeted interventions, and informed public health policies.
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Canada Research Chair program, and in part by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada
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from where can i download the dataset