The Open COVID Journal - Volume 6

Volume 6, 2026

Early View
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RESEARCH ARTICLEDOI: 10.2174/0126669587399468260325215113 All articles published in Open COVID Journal are now available worldwide under an open-access license. No specific permission is required to reuse all or part of the Open COVID Journal article, including figures and tables. Any part of an article published under a Creative Commons CC BY license may be copied without permission as long as the original material is clearly referenced. https://opencovidjournal.com/open-access-policy.php. NOTE: Please note that this article is currently in the 'Early view' stage and is not the final 'Version of Record'. While it has been accepted, copy-edited, and formatted, however, it is still undergoing proofreading and corrections by the authors. Therefore, the text may still change before the final publication. Although 'Early view' may not have all bibliographic details available, the DOI and the year of online publication can still be used to cite them. The article title, DOI, publication year, and author(s) should all be included in the citation format. Once the 'Final Version of Record' becomes available the 'Early view' will be replaced by that. Health Significance of the COVID-19 Pandemic in People with Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia, A National Cohort Study Volume: 6 (2026): e26669587399468 [Electronic Publication Date: March 27, 2026] Rikke Mulvad Sandvik, Marika Nathalie Schmidt, Hatice Nur Cömert, Sarah Altaraihi, Majbritt Pressfeldt, Mathias Geldermann Holgersen, Marianne Skov, Frederik Fouirnaies Buchvald and Kim Gjerum Nielsen Abstract View Fulltext HTML PDF
META ANALYSISDOI: 10.2174/0126669587424966260109112242 All articles published in Open COVID Journal are now available worldwide under an open-access license. No specific permission is required to reuse all or part of the Open COVID Journal article, including figures and tables. Any part of an article published under a Creative Commons CC BY license may be copied without permission as long as the original material is clearly referenced. https://opencovidjournal.com/open-access-policy.php. NOTE: Please note that this article is currently in the 'Early view' stage and is not the final 'Version of Record'. While it has been accepted, copy-edited, and formatted, however, it is still undergoing proofreading and corrections by the authors. Therefore, the text may still change before the final publication. Although 'Early view' may not have all bibliographic details available, the DOI and the year of online publication can still be used to cite them. The article title, DOI, publication year, and author(s) should all be included in the citation format. Once the 'Final Version of Record' becomes available the 'Early view' will be replaced by that. COVID-19 Origins: A Mixed-Methods Meta-Analysis of Scientific Consensus and Political Narratives Volume: 6 (2026): e26669587424966 [Electronic Publication Date: March 09, 2026] C.O Afolabi, J.D Adekunle, M.I Oyeniran, S.O Oyelakin, C.K Ogu, E.J Ayanlowo, C.O Robert, H.S Sule, G.E Ideh, S.A Alagbe, O.O Fagbemiro, Y.A Adeniyi, T.I Adegboyega, O.O Samsudeen, K. O Badru, K.O Shakioye, A.T Alimi, A.A Amos and B.N Ebonyem Abstract View Fulltext HTML PDF
RESEARCH ARTICLEDOI: 10.2174/0126669587425897260219083535 All articles published in Open COVID Journal are now available worldwide under an open-access license. No specific permission is required to reuse all or part of the Open COVID Journal article, including figures and tables. Any part of an article published under a Creative Commons CC BY license may be copied without permission as long as the original material is clearly referenced. https://opencovidjournal.com/open-access-policy.php. NOTE: Please note that this article is currently in the 'Early view' stage and is not the final 'Version of Record'. While it has been accepted, copy-edited, and formatted, however, it is still undergoing proofreading and corrections by the authors. Therefore, the text may still change before the final publication. Although 'Early view' may not have all bibliographic details available, the DOI and the year of online publication can still be used to cite them. The article title, DOI, publication year, and author(s) should all be included in the citation format. Once the 'Final Version of Record' becomes available the 'Early view' will be replaced by that. Association between Long-COVID and Migraine: Insights From a Global Health Network Database Volume: 6 (2026): e26669587425897 [Electronic Publication Date: March 03, 2026] Nicole Lulkin, Thomas Chelimsky, Patrick Shi, Patricia Kinser, Le Kang and Gisela Chelimsky Abstract View Fulltext HTML PDF

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