@traders resolved N/A because it's no longer being updated, and looks like they didn't collect data for Nov - Dec

@Siebe context, because the dataset asked about transgender identity (which materially affects long covid prevalence) 🤦🏻‍♂️

https://thesicktimes.org/2025/01/31/breaking-vital-long-covid-data-taken-down-following-trump-order/

@Siebe You took care of this market very well, in my opinion. Thanks!

Extending the closing date in the hope that new data will still come out that includes Nov - Dec

Starting to look like they're in a pause again..

@traders just to be clear, this will resolve based on the Nov-Dec number, which will be closest to the intent of the question and includes Dec 1. Also, numbers have been really high this year and the market hasn't adapted ;)

Currently at over 8%!

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/covid19/pulse/long-covid.htm

I'm pretty skeptical of this dataset, but alright..

@Siebe I guess if having a sniffly nose after COVID counts the same as being bedridden and disabled after COVID the numbers will be quite high. At the end of the day it really depends where the line is drawn.

As a percentage of all adults, or all adults who have ever had Covid?

@parhizj as a percentage of all adults. (Sorry, missed this)

"Ever had Covid" stands at 55% or something which is completely unrealistic