Jaskalas
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Where are you getting these ideas from?6-7% is indeed a fraction: about 1 in 16. You may recall that approx. 2 years ago, the fear over long Covid was even greater. Some estimates of incidence were in the 20%ish range IIRC.
They are far smaller than anything I have read about.
Long COVID is, by all accounts, a continuing medical crisis afflicting no less than one third of us.
Jan. 27, 2023
Long COVID Affecting More Than One-Third of College Students, Faculty
August 28, 2023
Number of People With Long COVID Could Be Vastly Underestimated
It's been estimated that up to one third of people who survive acute SARS-CoV-2 infection will suffer a post-viral syndrome with lingering neurologic and other symptoms — now known as long COVID or neurological postacute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (Neuro-PASC).
However, new research suggests that may be an underestimate and that far more people may be suffering from long COVID without ever having tested positive for the virus.