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Greater NHS support is needed for people chronically ill for months with Covid-19 symptoms, experts have told BBC Radio 4's File on 4. The Royal College of GPs is calling for a national network of ...

Up to 60,000 people in the UK may have been suffering from "long Covid" for more than three months, unable to get the care they need to recover from prolonged and debilitating symptoms. Tim Spector

Up until 68 days after falling ill with COVID-19, Yvonne Cassidy, a New York-based novelist, said she thought there were only three types of COVID: "The mild version, the version that put you in ...

B.C. nurse joins growing list of so-called COVID-19 long haulers While the growth in new COVID-19 cases British Columbia continues to accelerate, the death toll has, mercifully, wound down to a ...

Health secretary @MattHancock acknowledges the risk of #longcovid in young people. Perhaps the government will quantify the risk and #CountLongCovid @Dr2NisreenAlwan @dgurdasani1 pic.twitter.com/JdzObB0Hff — Adam Hamdy (@adamhamdy) September 7, 2020

Episode today on #LongCovid. Virologist @angie_rasmussen & ER doc/EBOLA patient @Craig_A_Spencer. Listen to what we know. It’s time to recognize people & invest in learning more now. https://t.co/GrjPgseHds — Andy Slavitt @ 🏡 (@ASlavitt) September 7,...

"It makes you depressed, anxious that it's never going to go away." Forty hours after treating her first coronavirus patient, on March 30, Angela Aston came home to her family with a cough. "Gosh ...

Around 10% of mild coronovirus (COVID-19) cases who were not admitted to hospital have reported symptoms lasting more than 4 weeks. A number of hospitalised cases reported continuing symptoms for 8

Thank you @DrBonnieHenry for finally acknowledging #LongCovid and that #LongHaulers exist and are taking months and months to recover from their #Covid_19 infection. @CPHO_Canada @PattyHajdu https://t.co/XvSF2oPos9 — Kevin Mundy (@TheRealMundy) September...

But it does. It really does. Here's why. Many young people navigating this pandemic are asking themselves a two-part health question: What are the odds that I get infected? And if I do get infected