Share of people experiencing post COVID symptoms by state U.S. 2024| ��ƽ��

Percentage of adults with Long COVID symptoms in the United States as of 2024, by state

Characteristic	Share of adults
Oklahoma	38.9%
Mississippi	37.9%
North Dakota	37.8%
Idaho	37.5%
Utah	36.9%
Indiana	36.2%
Wyoming	35.8%
Tennessee	35.5%
New Mexico	35.2%
Alaska	35%
Arkansas	34.7%
Michigan	34.3%
Nevada	34.2%
West Virginia	33.8%
Georgia	33.7%
Missouri	33.7%
Louisiana	33.5%
Nebraska	33.3%
Alabama	33%
Kentucky	32.8%
Ohio	32.4%
Florida	32%
Texas	31.4%
South Carolina	31.1%
Oregon	30.8%
Colorado	30.6%
Montana	30.3%
South Dakota	30.3%
Iowa	29.9%
Pennsylvania	29.9%
United States	29.8%
California	29.6%
Maine	29.5%
North Carolina	29.4%
Arizona	29%
Connecticut	28.8%
Delaware	28%
New Hampshire	28%
Kansas	27.3%
Washington	27.1%
Virginia	26.9%
Maryland	26.1%
Rhode Island	25.6%
Wisconsin	25.6%
District of Columbia	25.5%
Minnesota	25.5%
New York	23.3%
Hawaii	23.3%
New Jersey	22.7%
Illinois	22.5%
Massachusetts	21.3%
Vermont	14.9%

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Release date

October 2024

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Region

United States

Survey time period

August 20 to September 16, 2024

Age group

18 years and older

Method of interview

Online survey

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Release date represents the date figures were accessed.
Percentage of adults who previously had COVID-19, with symptoms lasting 3 months or longer.

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A survey conducted between August and September 2024 found that around 30 percent of adults in the U.S. who previously had COVID-19 reported Long COVID symptoms three months or longer after being infected. By state, Oklahoma had the highest share of adults reporting long-lasting symptoms of COVID-19, with about 39 percent. This statistic shows the percentage of adults with Long COVID symptoms in the United States as of 2024, by state.