An intersectional analysis of long COVID prevalence

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@hemingquay https://t.co/vyOxxZGJnv Findings indicate that women, some people of color, sexual and gender minorities, and people without college degrees are more likely to have long COVID

I don't agree that "disparities in long COVID have less to do with the virus itself," necessarily, but social determinants of health ARE a huge factor in the equation. They're both important. An intersectional analysis of long COVID prevalence - PMC ht…

An Intersectional Analysis of Long COVID Prevalence https://t.co/hrfZcsQD7f https://t.co/deNBdROuUh

An Intersectional Analysis of Long COVID Prevalence Jennifer Cohen, Yana Rodgers https://t.co/ww3UieTYBE [𝚎𝚌𝚘𝚗.𝙶𝙽 𝚚-𝚏𝚒𝚗.𝙴𝙲] https://t.co/Z9W2RM3f8X

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