Soutien - Revue de Presse Covid 19

Some people are feeling breathless, severely fatigued and suffering from sinus and eye pain - three months after they first got coronavirus. Since the beginning of March, tens of thousands have died

In late March, when Covid-19 was first surging, Jake Suett, a doctor of anesthesiology and intensive care medicine with the National Health Service in Norfolk, England, had seen plenty of patients ...

Huge thanks to @DrSarahJarvis for speaking so emphatically of the scale and impact of #LongCovid on BBC Look North, amplifying the call of the 8000+ members of our Facebook group for #RehabResearchRecognition.https://t.co/RBujyT8hVP pic.twitter.com/gK5nDSawMt...

We're here to guide you through the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up to the Life newsletter for daily tips, advice, how-tos and escapism. At the beginning of the pandemic, it was widely accepted that ...

Diana Berrent was one of the first people in her hometown of Port Washington, New York, to get COVID-19. Back then, in early March 2020, only immunocompromised and seniors were believed to be ...

Thank you @CatherineWest1 for asking this crucial question about #LongCovid and thank you @MattHancock for answering it! 💯 https://t.co/12BH0eEQGb — CovidSolidarity (@CovidSolidarit1) July 14, 2020

Spoke with @vicderbyshire this morning, highlighting the debilitating symptoms related to #LongCovid. Grateful to all media that are now picking this up, hopefully it will send a message to Government that we need immediate action. #Rehab #Research #Recognition...

Dominique Salmon-Ceron, infectiologue, sur les symptômes persistants du #Covid: "Une étude nationale va débuter à ce propos" #le69inter @LN_Roussel44 pic.twitter.com/gwvrz5lle2 — France Inter (@franceinter) July 14, 2020

Comment peut-on décemment encore qualifier les symptômes des malades atteints par le coronavirus, depuis 4 mois et plus, de psychosomatiques? Doit-on penser alors qu'il y a bien absence de directive