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a professor of translational medicine and the executive vice president of Scripps Research, said he knows people who have been infected within the last three to four months who have long covid.

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A large study of over 72,000 pregnant women found that those infected with SARS-CoV-2 during pregnancy were less likely to develop Long COVID than non-pregnant peers.