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.

Published 3 months ago · Birmingham, United Kingdom

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

A coronavirus infection may make it more likely for someone without an autoimmune disease to develop at least one after infection, new research suggests.

3 months ago·San Jose, United States

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Over 40% COVID-19 Patients at High Risk of Developing Autoimmune Disease, Reveals Study

Autoimmune disease happens when the body's natural defence system can't tell the difference between your own cells and foreign cells, causing the body to mistakenly attack normal cells. There are more than 80 types of autoimmune diseases that affect a wide range of body parts. 🍏 Over 40% COVID-19 Patients at High Risk of Developing Autoimmune Disease, Reveals Study.

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Over 40% Covid Patients At High Risk Of Autoimmune Disease: Study | Science & Tech

London: More than 40 per cent patients, who suffered Covid-19 disease, are at an increased risk of developing autoimmune disease such as rheumatoid

4 months ago·Bhubaneswar, India

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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.

3 months ago·Madison, United States

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Lincoln Journal Star

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.

3 months ago·Cherokee County, United States

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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.

3 months ago·Tulsa, United States

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

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

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

Over 40% COVID-19 Patients at High Risk of Developing Autoimmune Disease, Reveals Study

Over 40% COVID-19 Patients at High Risk of Developing Autoimmune Disease, Reveals Study

Over 40% Covid Patients At High Risk Of Autoimmune Disease: Study | Science & Tech

Over 40% Covid Patients At High Risk Of Autoimmune Disease: Study | Science & Tech

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

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

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

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

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

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

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