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Catching COVID may increase chances of developing an autoimmune disease, study says

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Catching COVID-19 may raise the risk of developing autoimmune disease by 43% in the months following the infection, according to the largest study of its kind.

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The SentinelThe Sentinel
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Study: COVID-19 may hike chance of developing an autoimmune disease

It may be about 43% more likely that someone without an autoimmune disease will develop one after a COVID-19 infection.

·Carlisle, United States
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The McDowell NewsThe McDowell News
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Study: COVID-19 may hike chance of developing an autoimmune disease

It may be about 43% more likely that someone without an autoimmune disease will develop one after a COVID-19 infection.

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Arizona Daily SunArizona Daily Sun
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Study: COVID-19 may hike chance of developing an autoimmune disease

It may be about 43% more likely that someone without an autoimmune disease will develop one after a COVID-19 infection.

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Study: COVID-19 may hike chance of developing an autoimmune disease

It may be about 43% more likely that someone without an autoimmune disease will develop one after a COVID-19 infection.

·Tucson, United States
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Tulsa WorldTulsa World
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Study: COVID-19 may hike chance of developing an autoimmune disease

It may be about 43% more likely that someone without an autoimmune disease will develop one after a COVID-19 infection.

·Tulsa, United States
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Wisconsin State JournalWisconsin State Journal
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Study: COVID-19 may hike chance of developing an autoimmune disease

It may be about 43% more likely that someone without an autoimmune disease will develop one after a COVID-19 infection.

·Madison, United States
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