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Browse or search a complete list of published findings from RECOVER’s Long COVID research.

RECOVER researchers share what they’re learning about Long COVID by publishing papers in scientific journals. Visit the Research Summaries page to learn about RECOVER’s Long COVID research in a format that’s easy to understand.

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Timing of Long COVID improvement in prospectively followed RECOVER-Adult participants

Reeder, HT; Donohue, SE; Martin, JN; et al., Annals of Internal Medicine,
Observational Adult

Real-world effectiveness of Nirmatrelvir in protecting Long COVID for outpatient adult patients - A large-scale observational cohort study from the RECOVER Initiative

Zang, C; Li, H; Khullar, D; et al., PLOS Global Public Health,
EHR Adult

A distinct effector B cell population drives autoantibody production in SARS-CoV-2 infection

Yuan, D; Li, S; Zhang, R; et al., Immunity,
Pathobiology

Antiviral antibody Fc dysfunction is linked to increased IgG1 fucosylation in Long COVID

Ukey, R; Michailidis, IE; Greenberg, P; et al., medRxiv,
Preprint
Pathobiology

Durable interferon‐linked blood signatures during COVID‐19 convalescence

Ferrena, A; Schlamp, F; Tuen, M; et al., Journal of Medical Virology,
Pathobiology

Glucose metabolism across COVID-19 and Long COVID: A longitudinal study

Daher, J; Koberssy, Z; Diaz, M; et al., Journal of the Endocrine Society,
Pathobiology

Post-infection increases in Cardiometabolic Disease Staging (CMDS) scores are associated with increased odds of Long COVID in a longitudinal retrospective cohort

Zhang, L; Cui, J; Saleem, M; et al., Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice,
EHR Adult

Pregnancy outcomes in individuals with Long COVID

Metz, TD; Sandoval, GJ; Allshouse, AA; et al., Obstetrics & Gynecology,
Short Summary
Video Summary
Observational Pregnant Women

Metabolic, viral, and immune phenotypes in Long COVID

Emery, IF; Sahagun, SJ; Zunica, ERM; et al., Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Pathobiology