Journal of Korean medical science

Long-Term COVID-19 Effects on 15 Health Areas and 67 Diseases in People with Depression in Korea

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Abstract

Research on the risk of post-acute sequelae of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in individuals with depressive disorder is limited.

  • Individuals with depressive disorder may encounter additional challenges in accessing healthcare.
  • The risk of experiencing long-term effects after COVID-19, known as PASC, is not well-studied in this population.
  • Understanding the intersection of depressive disorder and COVID-19 recovery is essential for effective healthcare planning.

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