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Persistent T cell phenotypic alterations and early innate immune dysregulation as potential biomarkers of Long COVID.
The Journal of infection - 1 May 2026
Perez Mazzali Marina, Pérez-Cózar Francisco, Cal-Sabater Paloma, Rybakowska Paulina, Tellería Pablo, Gamazo Javier, De Vicuña Marina G, Arribas-Rodríguez Elisa, Fiz-López Aida, de Castro Carolina G, García-Blesa Antonio, Rello Silvia Rojo, De Prado Ángel, Pérez Cándido, Tamayo Eduardo, Orduña Antonio, Dueñas Carlos, Marañón Concepción, Bernardo David, Cuesta-Sancho Sara
Abstract excerpt
Long COVID is a complex condition characterized by a broad spectrum of persistent, multisystemic symptoms that often impair daily activities and cause disability with significant socioeconomic impact. Although several hypotheses have been proposed to explain its pathophysiology-including immune dysregulation-the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. Indeed, there are no current treatments for this...
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