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32 Genes Thought to Be Key Drivers of Long COVID-19 Identified

The study classified long COVID into three subtypes and identified 32 genes influencing risk, with 19 previously reported, aiding future diagnostics and therapies.

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The authors of a new Australian study say they have identified a set of 32 genetic variants that increase the likelihood of long COVID-19.

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Genes and biological networks that drive long COVID risk

This study merges causal genetics and network theory, revealing 32 genes linked to long COVID, offering insights for diagnostics and personalized therapies.

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32 genes thought to be key drivers of long COVID-19 identified

The authors of a new Australian study say they have identified a set of 32 genetic variants that increase the likelihood of long COVID-19.

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UPI broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, December 19, 2025.
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