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COVID-19 infection affects faecal microbiota and this condition may persist long after recovery from the disease.
COVID-19 infection affects faecal microbiota and this condition may persist long after recovery from the disease.
15 Nov 2022 byPank Jit Sin

COVID-19 infection is associated with faecal microbiota dysbiosis*, especially those that cause more severe disease, says a prominent researcher. However, there is ambiguity as to whether it is a meaningful association or an epiphenomenon**. 

COVID-19 infection affects faecal microbiota and this condition may persist long after recovery from the disease.
15 Nov 2022