Health & Medicine
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COVID-19 Patients Has More Risks of Mental Health Issues Than Other Respiratory Tract Infections
In comparison to those who had other forms of respiratory tract infections, COVID-19 patients had a roughly 25% greater chance of having a mental condition in the four months after their infection, according to new research.
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