COVID Coronary Plaque Infection Confirms CV Risk

New evidence shows for the first time that the virus that causes COVID directly infects atherosclerotic plaques in the coronary arteries, producing a persistent inflammatory response. The findings may not only explain the link between COVID and the increased risk of cardiovascular events but mark a starting point for new therapeutic approaches. "Our study shows there is persistence of viral debris

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“In long COVID, a lot of people focus on the neurological effects ― brain fog and depression. But cardiac insufficiency and other cardiovascular events can also be considered another element of long COVID” / https://x.com/shuichiotsu/status/1717478547118559657