Fudge: the long-term impact of the new outbreak on young people is “really troublesome”
At a briefing of the American Society of Microbiology on the same day, Fudge said that although healthy young people with new coronavirus infection may not need hospitalization and only need to stay in bed for 1 to 3 weeks, they may still have symptoms for several months, and follow-up examinations show that a high proportion of them will suffer from cardiovascular diseases. This is a troublesome thing, because the situation changes every day, and these infected people should have recovered. If the topic is still being discussed six months to a year later, the medical literature will start to talk about the long-term impact of the epidemic on non hospitalized patients, he said. (CCTV reporter Gu Xiang)
