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The epigenetics of COVID-19 is a rapidly expanding field that reveals how the SARS-CoV-2 virus initiates alterations in the host’s genome, influencing the susceptibility to infection, the disease severity, and long-term consequences, known as “long COVID.” In this review, we describe the mechanisms utilized by the virus to manipulate the host epigenome, suppressing antiviral responses and creating a favorable environment for viral replication. We also highlight virus-induced epigenetic changes across diverse cell populations that contribute to COVID-19 pathogenesis. Notably, the virus reprograms hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells, leading to long-lasting alterations in innate immunity, a phenomenon known as “trained immunity.” These epigenetic modifications are maintained in differentiated daughter cells and may explain the persistent inflammation and other symptoms of long COVID. Furthermore, we discuss emerging epigenetic biomarkers of disease severity, including methylation signatures in genes such as AIM2, HLA-C, and PARP9, as well as dysregulated miRNA profiles. Understanding this complex interplay between the virus and the host’s epigenetic landscape is crucial for developing new therapeutic approaches that target specific epigenetic modifications to suppress pathological processes and improve clinical outcomes for COVID-19 patients.

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Over the past five years, Medicaid has defied all expectations and projections. It is the third largest program that the government administers, and it has grown faster than both Medicare and Social Security which have swelled along with the baby boomer generation. Since 2019, Medicaid’s total annual cost has risen by 51 percent. Initially rising […]

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