Study confirms obesity increases risk of Long Covid symptoms

A new study reveals that obesity increases the risk of Long Covid, with symptoms like depression and memory issues persisting long after infection.

Study confirms obesity increases risk of Long Covid symptoms
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Scientists are gaining more insights into Long Covid, with new research confirming that obesity raises the likelihood of prolonged post-COVID symptoms. The study highlights neurological and mental health issues linked to excess weight.

Researchers found that individuals with obesity are more prone to symptoms like memory problems, depression, and sleep disorders after COVID-19. The study suggests that excessive fat tissue may trigger inflammatory responses and facilitate viral persistence.

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