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COVID-19, regardless of its severity, is linked to an increased risk of harmful blood clots originating in patients’ veins and in the heart, lungs and other parts of the body, according to a British study highlighting the pandemic’s role in driving higher rates of cardiovascular disease.
Outpatients with COVID-19 were 2. 7 times more likely to spread harmful clots called venous thromboembolism and were more than 10 times more likely to die than other people who had moved away from the disease, scientists at Queen Mary University of London found in a study. The study of nearly 54,000 other people followed for about 41/2 months on average. The increased risk was highest in the first 30 days after illness onset, but may remain increased even higher, the researchers said.
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