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A research team at RECOVER’s South Dakota study site prioritizes diversity and accessibility in clinical trial enrollment.
RECOVER researchers at the University of New Mexico study site have built connections between RECOVER studies and the university’s Long COVID clinic to ensure patients have access to resources and care.
Findings from this RECOVER study could inform future efforts to prevent Long COVID using repurposed prescription drugs.
Researchers within and beyond RECOVER can apply to use the initiative’s study data and biosamples for independent research projects.
Researchers studied symptoms in more than 5,300 children and adolescents in RECOVER’s pediatric observational study, 3,860 of whom had a previous COVID infection.
RECOVER study sites and community-based organizations work together to improve understanding of Long COVID and discuss how to better help people and communities impacted by the condition.
A RECOVER Caregiver Representative describes her daughter’s experiences with Long COVID and their decision to join the RECOVER pediatric observational study.
Six new RECOVER research publications report findings from the initiative’s pathobiology, observational, and electronic health record (EHR) studies.
RECOVER researchers identified 18 symptoms most likely to affect school-age children, 17 symptoms most likely to affect adolescents, with 14 overlapping symptoms most likely to affect both age groups.
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