Reps. Ayanna Pressley and Don Beyer called on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to release data on the prevalence of long covid in the United States, broken down by race and other ...

Similarly, to COVID-19, long COVID deaths were most common among elderly Americans. Those between ages 75 and 84 accounted for 28.8% of long COVID deaths followed by those aged 85 and older at 28. ...

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley is pushing the CDC to reveal how many Americans are suffering from Long COVID as millions reportedly face lingering coronavirus symptoms. Pressley on Tuesday wrote to ...

The data for this report was gathered by phone from respondents who were at least 18 years old as part ... The CDC tracks reported cases of long COVID throughout the U.S. as part of its Morbidity ...

More than 3,500 Americans have died from long COVID-related illnesses, according to new federal data.. The report, published early Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's ...

Research shows that COVID tends to spike twice annually — once in the winter and once in the summer, and, like past years, ...

Infections of COVID-19 are growing or likely growing in half of the U.S. as of July 8, according to CDC estimates.

Researchers analyzed COVID-19 death certificate data from January 2020 to June 2022, looking for long COVID key terms along with the official mortality code for a COVID-related death.

A CDC report published Thursday found the percentage of adults reporting current long COVID fell from 7.5% in June 2022 to 6% in June 2023.

The data also showed that women were more likely than men to say they've ever had long COVID, and 4.4% of women say they currently have long COVID, compared to 2.3% of men.

According to data from the 2022 federal National Health Interview Survey, 9% of U.S. adults age 35 to 49 reported having long COVID-19 at some point, with 4.7% saying they currently had long COVID ...