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Native America Calling: Long-lasting effects of COVID-19
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
People who get COVID-19 face many more potential outcomes than either death or full recovery.
The Mayo Clinic says many long-term effects of the disease are still unknown but lists a number of potential health problems including permanent lung and heart damage, blood clots and weakened blood vessels. It can even lead to Post Traumatic Stress for people who endured extended intensive care to fight the infection.
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