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Long COVID as a Predictor of Incident Multimorbidity Among U.S. Civilians- Nationally Representative Evidence on Risk, and Downstream Burden

2026-05-29

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Long COVID has been associated with elevated risks of individual chronic conditions, but its role in the transition to multimorbidity remains unclear. We analyzed MEPS Panel 24 (2019-2022) data from 4,364 adults free of multimorbidity at baseline. COVID-19 exposure was classified as Long COVID, COVID-recovered, or no COVID. Discrete-time survival models estimated incident multimorbidity risk, and generalized estim...

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5b4d185f-1dc7-5533-8ecd-c59153d427f3
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10.20944/preprints202605.2027.v1
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