Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Chronic COVID - 19



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E. Tabernero Huguet (Bizkaia, Spain), L. Ruiz Iturriaga (Bizkaia, Spain), L. Serrano Fernandez (Bizkaia, Spain), P. España Yandiola (Bizkaia, Spain), R. Mendez (Valencia, Spain), B. Santos Zorrozua (Bizkaia, Spain), A. Uranga Echeverria (Bizkaia, Spain), P. Gonzalez Jimenez (Valencia, Spain), P. Garcia Hontoria (Bizkaia, Spain), R. Menendez Villanueva (Valencia, Spain), R. Zalacain Jorge (Bizkaia, Spain). COVID-19 in young and middle aged adults. Predictors of poor evolution and clinical differences.. 88

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