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Article 8 février 2021- The gazette.com - After months of chronic symptoms, COVID long-haul patients struggle to make ends meet
A growing number of COVID-19 patients continue to experience symptoms weeks or months after their initial infection with the novel coronavirus, leaving health care providers and scientists without ...
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(EN) Article 29 Octobre 2021 - ox.ac.uk - Oxford to test potential treatment for fatigue in long COVID patients
The University of Oxford is leading a new a phase 2a clinical trial to investigate whether a drug could treat the fatigue and muscle weakness experienced by many patients who have recovered from ...
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Article 4 février 2021 - fr.ap-hm.fr - COVID long : le vécu des patients corroboré par l'imagerie cérébrale
Ils pensaient être tirés d'affaire, s'en être sortis sans trop de dommages, ayant développé une forme modérée de la COVID-19 dont ils s'étaient apparemment remis. Mais des mois plus tard, c...
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Article 4 février 2021 - LCI - "Les clémentines ont un goût de ferraille" : ils ont un "Covid long" et n'en peuvent plus
Société: ÉNIGMATIQUE - Un an après le début de la pandémie, l'OMS va tenter de résoudre le mystère du "Covid long", cette persistance des symptômes après une infection au coronavirus, en ...
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Article 2 février 2021 - webmd.com - COVID Virus May Prompt Body to Attack Itself
Jan. 29, 2021 -- An international team of researchers studying COVID-19 has made a startling and pivotal discovery: The virus appears to cause the body to make weapons to attack its own tissues. The
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Article 2 février 2021 - New York Times - Long-Haul Covid and the Chronic Illness Debate
What persistent Covid cases might have in common with chronic fatigue syndrome and Lyme disease, and why it matters. In this paper's Sunday Magazine about a week ago, there were two powerful stories
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Article 16 Décembre 2020 - Vox - The many strange long-term symptoms of Covid-19, explained
When Heather-Elizabeth Brown spiked a fever in April in Detroit, the only reason she was able to get a coronavirus test was because she was volunteering as a police chaplain and was therefore ...
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Article 16 Décembre 2020 - Atlantico - Coronavirus: 1 patient sur 10 présente des symptômes qui durent trois mois ou plus
Une personne sur 10 infectée par un coronavirus présente des symptômes qui durent trois mois ou plus selon l'Office for National Statistics (ONS) britannique indique The Independent. L'étude de...
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Article 29 janvier 2021 - forbes - Researchers Are Tracking Covid-19's Long-Term Effects On Brain Health
The role, either direct or indirect, of the influenza virus in encephalitis lethargica is still up for debate, but scientists have linked other respiratory viruses, like SARS-CoV-2, to neurological
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Article 16 Décembre 2020 - Independent.co.uk - 1 in 10 Covid patients have symptoms lasting three months or more
News Health One in 10 people infected with coronavirus experience symptoms that last for three months or longer, the Office for National Statistics has said. A new analysis to try and determine the
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Emission 17 Décembre 2020 - France Bleu - Le témoignage de Bianca Patrignani atteinte d'un "covid long"
Bianca, 47 ans, fait partie de ces patients "covid long". Depuis qu'elle a attrapé le virus en mars dernier, elle subit des "mini-symptômes" du covid au quotiden, Elle témoigne sur France Bleu ...
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Article 16 Décembre 2020 - Krctimes - What is Long Covid ( Dr Nisreen Alwan explains in a new UN Clip)
Dr Alwan explains that as well as the significant impact on people's physical health, long COVID also takes its toll on mental health, as anxiety can build as the symptoms continue to appear KRC ...
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Article 28 janvier 2021 - New York Times - How the Coronavirus Turns the Body Against Itself
Some patients struggling with Covid-19 develop antibodies against their own tissues, scientists have found. The coronavirus can warp the body's defenses in many ways - disarming the body's early ...
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Article 29 janvier 2021 - Le Parisien - Séquelles du Covid-19 : "Il faut créer une filière de soins pour un suivi à long terme"
Alors qu'un congrès se tient ce vendredi, Chantal Rahérison-Semjen, la présidente de la Société de pneumologie, tire la sonnette d'alarme : trop de séquelles respiratoires du Covid passent so...
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Article 28 janvier 2021 - abc7.com - Cedars-Sinai offers program to treat lingering effects from COVID-19
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Cedars Sinai Medical Center has a new COVID-19 Recovery Program to help people deal with lingering symptoms from the virus. Doctors have seen many patients who initially had a
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Article 28 janvier 2021 - Axios.com - Long COVID leaves patients and researchers in a maze of questions
Millions of COVID-19 survivors worldwide - even those who had mild illness - are reporting long-term symptoms months later, including brain fog, persistent exhaustion, and lung, heart or kidney ...
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Article 28 janvier 2021 - Mirror.co.uk - Woman who caught coronavirus in 2019 'still has long Covid symptoms' one year on
EXCLUSIVE: Nic Kimberley, from the Cotswolds, says long Covid has been mentally "torturing" and she is "surviving, not living" with no senses of taste or smell and being exhausted from just washing up
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Article 27 janvier 2021 - Actu.fr - Covid long : le combat des malades pour être reconnus et pris en charge
" Je me suis vue mourir seule dans ma chambre d'hôpital. " En mars 2020, Patricia Mirallès, 53 ans, est frappée de plein fouet par le Covid-19. Après sept jours d'hospitalisation " sous haute ...
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Article 26 janvier 2021 - News.Sky.com- The regime suggests the use of anticoagulants to stop blood clots - and better access to follow-up care for long COVID sufferers.
New advice on how to treat coronavirus has been issued by the World Health Organisation (WHO) - as it also begins a wide-reaching study into the effects of so-called "long COVID". For COVID-19 ...
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Article 25 janvier 2021 - webmd.com - COVID-19 May Hide in Brains and Cause Relapses
Jan. 25, 2021 -- The coronavirus may remain in people's brains after infection and trigger relapses in patients who thought they had recovered, according to a new study published in the journal ...
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Emission 26 janvier 2021 - LCP - "Reconnaître le 'covid long', c'est une prise en charge différente", plaide @MIRALLESMP . Elle détaille le contenu de sa proposition de loi.
"Reconnaître le 'covid long', c'est une prise en charge différente", plaide @MIRALLESMP. Elle détaille le contenu de sa proposition de loi. #DirectAN #QAG #QDActu pic.twitter.com/EaiEaVpR4u — LCP (@LCP) January 26, 2021
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Article 14 Décembre 2020 - La Depêche du Midi - Covid-19 : des symptômes persistants dans un tiers des cas
Chez certains patients, la Covid-19 se prolonge sur une durée inhabituellement importante. Selon des chercheurs suisses, 6 semaines après le diagnostic, 33% continuent à souffrir de fatigue, de ...
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Article 22 janvier 2021 - scientificamerican.com - COVID Can Cause Forgetfulness, Psychosis, Mania or a Stutter
Patrick Thornton, a 40-year-old math teacher in Houston, Tex., relies on his voice to clearly communicate with his high school students. So when he began to feel he was recovering from COVID, he was
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Article 23 janvier 2021 - manchesteveningnews.co.uk - We caught Covid months ago - this is what's happened in our lives since
The Manchester Evening News revisited Covid patients suffering long-term symptoms who we first interviewed in June. Some are still off work with symptoms, while one mum has spent more than £3,000 on
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Article 21 janvier 2020 - New York Times - My 'Long Covid' Nightmare: Still Sick After 6 Months
Feature A Times reporter caught the coronavirus during the New York City outbreak last April. But the acute phase of the illness was just the beginning. Laura M. Holson Credit... Adam Ferguson for ...