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Heart problems after COVID. Prof Ian C.K. Wong, said: "Patients with Covid-19 should be monitored for at least a year after recovering from the acute illness to diagnose cardiovascular complications of the infection, which form part of long Covid."

Urgent warning to anyone who’s had Covid over increased risk of killer disease

ANYONE who’s had Covid is at risk of develop several fatal heart conditions, research suggests. Millions have already had the bug and the majority of Brits also have protection due …

3:23 AM · Jan 19, 2023

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Let me guess. A bunch old people with weak hearts died after covid infection and they’ve once again lumped everyone into the same health category.

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