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STUDY SHOWS HEART ABNORMALITIES ARE SEEN IN COVID-19 PATIENTS AFTER RECOVERY

Published On 31 Jul 2020 12:51 PM

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New evidence suggests that Covid-19 can have long-lasting impacts on heart
Heart abnormalities have been seen in the Covid-19 Patients

Newly produced evidence has suggested that the Covid-19 has long lasting impacts on the heart of the Covid-19 patients and have also raised an alarm for the cardiologists who have been concerned about potential long-term heart injury du....

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STUDY SHOWS HEART ABNORMALITIES ARE SEEN IN COVID-19 PATIENTS AFTER RECOVERY

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