Self-Reported Long COVID-19 Symptoms Are Rare Among Vaccinated Healthcare Workers

June 2023 in “ Journal of Infection and Public Health ”

Salma AlBahrani, Ali Albarrak, Nawal AlGubaisi, Hamoud Alkurdi, Dalia Alburaiki, Abdulrahaman AlGhamdi, Mohammed AlOthaiqy, Sarah Tayeb, Nesreen Tayeb, Salimah Abdraboh, A. Khairi, Lujain Alshareef, Asma AlHarbi, Saad M. AlRabeeah, Abdullah Alqahtani, Jaber S Alqahtani, Fatimah Hassan Hakami, Thekra N. Al-Maqati, Sausan A. Alkhrashi, Meshael Musaed Almershad, Asmaa AlAbbadi, Mariam Hassan Hakami, Osama Faqihi, Kauthar Jaffar A. Altawfiq, Arulanantham Zachariah Jebakumar, Jaffar A. Al‐Tawfiq

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