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Canadian study links repeat COVID infections to 4x higher risk of new back problems
Vaccination status affects post-infection diagnosis odds
1 Sep 20 · 3d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Adults who were not fully vaccinated before their first COVID infection had higher odds of receiving diagnoses for new conditions including cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure, the study found.
“Repeat infections were associated with nearly four times the odds of new back problems, while the chances of receiving a new respiratory diagnosis were connected to a five times increase.”
Canada Communicable Disease Report · rss ↗Public Health Agency of Canada Research organizationStatistics Canada Research organizationCDC U.S. health agency
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