Covid-19: Lung damage 'identified' in study

Covid-19: Lung damage 'identified' in study Covid-19 could be causing lung abnormalities still detectable 

more than three months after patients are infected, researchers suggest.

A study of 10 patients at Oxford University used a novel scanning technique to identify damage not picked up by conventional scans. BBC News

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