long-haul COVID

Or long-haul Co·vid

[lawng-hawl koh-vid, long-]

noun

Pathology.

1. long COVID.

Word History and Origins

Origin of long-haul COVID¹

First recorded in 2020

Example Sentences

Wylam later offered insight on how to raise awareness of and learn more about long-haul COVID-19.

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It appears that I now suffer the discomfort of long-haul covid.

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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.

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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.

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Long before doctors started getting a grasp on long-haul COVID, Seltzer recognized signs of post-viral chronic illnesses in some users’ tweets.

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