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Study 2: Long-term bone and lung consequences

associated with hospital-acquired SARS

Another study is the 15 years prospective cohort study. They are actually looking at

the long-term bone and lung consequences associated with hospital-acquired
SARS [2]. However, I'm just focusing on the lung. Most of the cases will recover

from the pulmonary interstitial damage and the functional decline caused by SARS,
with a greater extent of recovery within two years after rehabilitation. So, you could
dispute the speculation that had been made before for COVID-19 patients. But of

course, we are not sure what we will face next for the COVID-19 recovered patients.