Medscape October 29, 2025
David Brzostowicki

When Lucas Denault was first infected with COVID in January 2021 at the age of 15, his symptoms were relatively mild. A high school athlete at the time, the Pennsylvania resident experienced a brief bout of cold-like symptoms, recovered, and resumed his life.

But 3 months later, he was infected a second time, and it hit him harder and lasted longer — his condition became long COVID. “The long COVID symptoms came around early April… I went from 100% to being bedridden in about 2-3 weeks,” Denault recalled. For nearly 2 years, he was plagued by debilitating dizziness, chronic fatigue, and cognitive dysfunction.

Now, a landmark new study reveals that Denault’s experience is more common than previously believed. Children and...

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