The relationship between the phenotype of long COVID symptoms and one-year psychosocial outcomes: an exploratory clustering analysis
Muneaki Hemmi(Yokohama City University Hospital), Hiroyasu Iso(National Center for Global Health and Medicine), Shinya Suganuma(Yokohama City University Hospital), Yoko Muto(National Center for Global Health and Medicine), Naoki Kanda(Jichi Medical University), Takeshi Asami(Yokohama City University), Mariko Hosozawa(National Center for Global Health and Medicine), Nao Ichihara(The University of Tokyo), Kensuke Nakamura(Hitachi General Hospital), Hideaki Kato(Yokohama City University Hospital), Keiko Ide(Yokohama City University), Keiichiro Kawabata(Yokohama City University Hospital), Miyuki Hori(Public Health Department), Arisa Iba(National Center for Global Health and Medicine)
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