An observational multi-centric COVID-19 sequelae study among health care workersResearch in context

• Prif Awduron: Ajay Kumar Shukla (Awdur), Shubham Atal (Awdur), Aditya Banerjee (Awdur), Ratinder Jhaj (Awdur), Sadasivam Balakrishnan (Awdur), Preeta Kaur Chugh (Awdur), Denis Xavier (Awdur), Atiya Faruqui (Awdur), Aakanksha Singh (Awdur), Ramasamy Raveendran (Awdur), Jayanthi Mathaiyan (Awdur), Jeevitha Gauthaman (Awdur), Urwashi I. Parmar (Awdur), Raakhi K. Tripathi (Awdur), Sandhya K. Kamat (Awdur), Niyati Trivedi (Awdur), Prashant Shah (Awdur), Janki Chauhan (Awdur), Harihar Dikshit (Awdur), Hitesh Mishra (Awdur), Rajiv Kumar (Awdur), Dinesh Kumar Badyal (Awdur), Monika Sharma (Awdur), Mamta Singla (Awdur), Bikash Medhi (Awdur), Ajay Prakash (Awdur), Rupa Joshi (Awdur), Nabendu S. Chatterjee (Awdur), Jerin Jose Cherian (Awdur), Ved Prakash Kamboj (Awdur), Nilima Kshirsagar (Awdur)
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Summary: Background: India has seen more than 43 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of April 2022, with a recovery rate of 98.8%, resulting in a large section of the population including the healthcare workers (HCWs), susceptible to develop post COVID sequelae. This study was carried out to asse...