Two-thirds of the patients had pre-existing health conditions in their medical records, nearly a third did not.
Over 75 Percent of Long Covid Patients Were Not Hospitalized for Initial Illness, Study Finds
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How often can you get Covid-19? 'At least a couple times a year,' experts say.
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Do flu shots reduce the risk of Covid-19?
Overall, the flu shots appeared to reduce the risk of Covid-19 infection by 29.7% in the two weeks following vaccination. In addition, researchers found that the flu shot reduced the risk of severe or fatal Covid-19 by 88.9%.
Notably, of the nearly 130 participants who tested positive for the coronavirus after receiving the flu shot, just one had to be hospitalized after developing severe Covid-19, and none of the participants developed critical or fatal infections.
However, of the nearly 400 unvaccinated patients who tested positive for the coronavirus, there were 17 severe infections, 2 critical cases, and no deaths.
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