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Obstructive sleep apnea associated with increased risks for Long COVID

RECOVER researchers examined more than 2.2 million Americans' health data to learn why some people are more likely to develop Long COVID.

NIH Director’s blog: What Clinical Research Comes Next for Helping People with Long COVID

Three leaders at the NIH explain how patient experiences have guided and will continue to guide RECOVER's efforts to understand, diagnose, prevent, and treat Long COVID.

NIH RECOVER research identifies potential long COVID disparities

Black and Hispanic Americans appear to experience more symptoms and health problems related to Long COVID than white people but are not as likely to be diagnosed with the condition.

NIH Director’s Blog: Using AI to Advance Understanding of Long COVID Syndrome

NIH Director Lawrence Tabak, DDS, PhD, describes how artificial intelligence (AI) can help us learn why some people are more likely to have Long COVID.

RECOVER Publication: Scientists use Electronic Health Records and Machine Learning to Better Define Long COVID

RECOVER researchers created computer models to find patterns in health data that can identify people likely to have Long COVID.

NIH Builds Large Nationwide Study Population of Tens of Thousands to Support Research on Long-term Effects of COVID-19

$470 million in funding will support new studies of large groups of people (called cohorts) and expand existing cohort studies to include a focus on Long COVID.

NIH Infrastructure Awards to Support Research on Post-COVID Conditions

RECOVER’s Clinical Science Core (CSC) and Data Resource Core (DRC) will provide the foundation for the Initiative’s Long COVID research.