Nearly one in 10 people are uncertain about whether or not they have long COVID, according to a new analysis of survey data that comes five years after the pandemic forced people across the globe to stay at home to prevent the virus’ spread.
Based on a National Health Service (NHS) England survey of more than 750,000 people, the new study also shows that almost one in 20 people have long COVID, which is the name for lasting symptoms of COVID-19.
