A CORONAVIRUS infection may trigger an autoimmune process where the immune system is misdirected to attack itself, scientists say. This could be behind any unexpected symptoms felt much longer after the infection has cleared up.
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A CORONAVIRUS infection may trigger an autoimmune process where the immune system is misdirected to attack itself, scientists say. This could be behind any unexpected symptoms felt much longer after the infection has cleared up.
A CORONAVIRUS infection may trigger an autoimmune process where the immune system is misdirected to attack itself, scientists say. This could be behind any unexpected symptoms felt much longer after the infection has cleared up.
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