2022 Public health stories #6

Curated public health stories for this week from my reading shelf for Week 6 of 2022.

I.

The largest and longest follow up of teens with #LongCovid (N>6,600) and matched controls (>21,000): higher odds of symptoms, more sick days and school absences published in The Lancet

Forest plot of symptoms lasting at least 2 months in the case group, with the control group as reference

II.

Surprising (and beautiful) SARS-CoV-2’s family tree from NPR

III.

When the Death Certificate Omits the True Cause of Death” from The Newyork Times

“In order to prevent deaths, we want to know what’s causing them, which influences medical practice and the awarding of research grants,” he said. “If many dementia deaths are hidden, the disease is not getting enough funding.”

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