April 8, 2025Open Access
A nationwide study of risk factors for long COVID and its economic and mental health consequences in the United States
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Abstract
Overall, an estimated 24 million working-aged adults with long COVID had been or may still be at risk of adverse socioeconomic and mental health outcomes. The lost earnings due to long COVID among working-aged adults are estimated to total 211 billion in 2022 and 218 billion in 2023. These findings highlight the substantial public health and economic implications of long COVID among Americans.