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COVID-19 can damage the heart, even without infecting it, study says

Does the virus damage the heart because it directly infects heart tissue or because of systemic inflammation? The answer might save lives.

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COVID-19 can damage the heart, even without infecting it, study says

COVID-19 can damage the heart, even without infecting it, study says
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COVID-19 can damage the heart, even without infecting it, study says

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COVID-19 can damage the heart, even without infecting it, study says

Does the virus damage the heart because it directly infects heart tissue or because of systemic inflammation? The answer might save lives.

Hunter boyceMatthias nahrendorfNational heartRadiology at harvard medical schoolNational institutes of healthBlood instituteEarly translational research programAtlanta journal constitutionNational institutesHarvard medical school

COVID-19 can damage the heart, even without infecting it, study says

Does the virus damage the heart because it directly infects heart tissue or because of systemic inflammation? The answer might save lives.

Matthias nahrendorfHunter boyceRadiology at harvard medical schoolEarly translational research programNational institutes of healthNational heartBlood instituteAtlanta journal constitutionNational institutesHarvard medical school