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Posted: 2025-04-24 04:24:00 UTC
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A study by @UPennDBEI shows that vaccinated children and adolescents are 20% less likely to develop long COVID compared to their unvaccinated peers, with the vaccine's protection stemming from preventing initial infection.
Vaccination reduces the likelihood of long COVID in children and adolescents by 20%.
The protective effect of the vaccine is linked to preventing initial COVID-19 infection.