Vaccines have shown effectiveness in addressing key aspects of Long COVID. When symptoms stem from persistent viral presence, vaccination can assist the immune system in clearing the virus—especially critical for protecting vital organs such as the brain and potentially the heart. Vaccines also significantly lower the risk of developing Long COVID in the first place. Perhaps most importantly, vaccination may help prevent or slow the genetic and epigenetic changes triggered by COVID-19, which can initiate or accelerate harmful mutations in individuals with underlying genetic susceptibilities—such as those linked to breast cancer, diabetes, and multiple sclerosis.
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