Systematic review indicates exercise interventions provide potential benefits and tolerance in long COVID, highlighting the need for larger trials with longer follow-up.
Available evidence suggests that exercise interventions may be beneficial and tolerable among some people with long COVID. However, the evidence base consists of a limited number of studies with small sample sizes and short follow-up periods.
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