Reports that 41.2% of Latino agricultural workers experience long COVID, higher than Latinos overall, but face steep barriers to diagnosis including distance from Washington's sole Seattle-based long COVID clinic and lack of insurance (about 40% are uninsured). Notes physically demanding labor conditions normalize symptoms and expose workers to environmental factors that further delay accurate diagnosis.
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Latino Farmworkers Face High Rates of Long COVID but Barriers Delay Diagnosis
April 25, 2026
41.2% of Latino agricultural workers experience long COVID, but distance from care and lack of insurance steeply delay diagnosis.
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