Long COVID Linked to Distinct Lung and Mouth Microbiome Differences
A study of more than 700 people published in the European Respiratory Journal found that those with long COVID have different mixes of bacteria in their mouths and lungs, with lung differences tied to respiratory, cognitive, and digestive symptoms.
2newsrooms
2articles
17 hoursrunning
Oct 11first seen
Ask Scout
Scout answers questions about this story using only the coverage below.
Coverage over time
Articles
| Oct 12, 8:44 AM | medpagetoday.com | Long COVID Linked With Altered Airway Microbiome |
| Oct 11, 4:10 PM | medicalxpress.com | Very severe long COVID linked to differences in lung and mouth microbiomes |