Vision problems widespread among long-COVID patients not in hospitals

A new study finds that vision impairment is surprisingly common in non-hospitalized long-COVID patients, expanding understanding of the syndrome's toll beyond respiratory and neurological effects. The finding has implications for patient care protocols, workplace accommodations, and the true scope of long-COVID disability affecting workforce productivity.

Originaltitel: Vision impairment is common in non-hospitalised patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome