Severe COVID-19 infection linked to reactivation of 11 dormant viruses, study finds

Mint - Aug 11, 2026

A recent study revealed that severe COVID-19 infection may reactivate some of the dormant viruses in the body. Researchers have linked Anelloviridae reactivation to long-term physical disability and long COVID but also called for more research for definite results.

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