COVID-19 infection increased the risk for autoimmune blistering diseases, but vaccination had protective effects, according to the results of a retrospective cohort study.

Research reports can tell us a lot about Long COVID, but to understand the full scope of the disease and its impact, we must also listen to the experiences of patients who are suffering.

A new cohort study including over 6 million participants has found an increased likelihood of Behçet disease, alocpecia, bulbous pemphigoid and other disorders post-COVID infection.

This cohort study investigates the long-term risk of autoimmune and autoinflammatory diseases among patients in South Korea who had a COVID-19 diagnosis using an extended observational period.