long-haul COVID
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of long-haul COVID
First recorded in 2020
Example Sentences
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Wylam later offered insight on how to raise awareness of and learn more about long-haul COVID-19.
From Salon
It appears that I now suffer the discomfort of long-haul covid.
From Washington Post
Then they scanned each for references to “chronic COVID,” “long COVID,” “long-haul COVID” or “post-COVID syndrome” — all terms that have been widely used to describe the motley set of afflictions some patients experienced after they had apparently recovered from the disease.
From Los Angeles Times
Of those, 3,544 — or 0.3 percent of the total — listed long Covid or terms like post-Covid syndrome, chronic Covid or long-haul Covid.
From New York Times
Long before doctors started getting a grasp on long-haul COVID, Seltzer recognized signs of post-viral chronic illnesses in some users’ tweets.
From Slate
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