/image%2F4923565%2F20201013%2Fob_48b427_bk4xqml4-400x400.jpg)
Top articles
-
(EN) Article 6 Octobre 2022 - The Guardian - More than 1m people report long Covid in UK a year after infection
More than 1 million people in the UK have long Covid at least one year after they were first infected, new figures reveal. The data, released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Thursday Lien : More than 1m people report long Covid in UK a...
-
(EN) Article 7 Septembre 2021 - NBCWashington - Children's National in DC Treating, Studying Kids With 'Long COVID'
Some children are suffering from lingering physical, mental and neurological symptoms months after getting COVID-19. Now, Children's National Hospital in Washington, D.C., is studying the phenomenon
-
(EN) Article 15 septembre 2022 - The Guardian - Long Covid is keeping millions out of work - and worsening labor shortage in the US | Fiona Lowenstein and Ryan Prior
We've all seen the headlines about labor shortages, worker attrition, or - as many mainstream media outlets refer to it - "the Great Resignation". It's true: since 2020, a record number of people ...
-
(EN) Article 30 août 2022 - WHO - Life as a young person with long COVID: "You go through so many phases of up and down, it's like being on a rollercoaster forever"
As young people across Europe go back to school, we speak to 16-year-old Kitty McFarland about the daily difficulties of living with post COVID-19 condition (also known as long COVID) and the steps
-
(EN) Article 26 août 2022 - The Washington Post - The world is moving on from the pandemic. Not these covid long-haulers.
In many countries around the world, the hope is that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is over. People have stripped off their masks. Quarantine rules are vanishing. But three years in, there is
-
Article 7 août 2020 - CNN - Chronic fatigue syndrome a possible long-term effect of Covid-19, experts say
The long-term effects of Covid-19 aren't completely known, but experts say many who survive the disease could develop chronic fatigue syndrome, also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis.
-
(EN) article 30 Septembre 2021 - Healthline.com - Returning to Work: Millions in Uncharted Waters Due to Long-Haul COVID
Long-haul COVID-19 is becoming an ever-growing concern for both the healthcare sector and the general workforce. An estimated 8 million people, may end up with symptoms of long COVID that could ...
-
Article 24 Novembre 2020 - Independent.co.uk- ‘I feel abandoned’: Women share ordeal of having long Covid
"I find the wheelchair quite upsetting," Claire Frances tells The Independent. "It is a huge change to my life. I don't know when I will walk again. I spent five months in the house and didn't leave Lien :
-
(EN) Article 29 Juillet 2022 - UK tribunal rules long-COVID capable of being a disability under the Equality Act | JD Supra
An employment tribunal in the UK has for the first time ruled that a person's long-COVID is a disability protected by the Equality Act 2010. However, we must be cautious in assuming that from now on
-
(EN) Article 23 mars 2022 - 9news.com.au - Long COVID-19 increases risk of type 2 diabetes, study shows
People who have contracted long are at an increased risk of developing type 2 within a year, new research has revealed. Researchers reviewed the medical records of army veterans in the US where they
-
(EN) Article 18 mars 2022 - Metro - Kids with Long Covid: 'I long for the day I have my pre-Covid children back'
The parents of children with Long Covid are at breaking point, struggling to be heard and having to fight for the bare minimum of support.
-
(EN) Article 26 Décembre 2021 - Aljazeera.com - The event that changed me: Getting Long COVID
In the Before Times, Meg St-Esprit would have defined herself as an "extrovert to a fault". The mother to four kids under 10 and freelance journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was the type Lien :
-
(FR) Article 13 Novembre 2022 - RFI - Reportage international - Japon: les malades du "Covid long" mis sous pression dans une société qui valorise le travail
Le Japon fait face à sa septième vague de Covid-19 mettant sur le " carreau " des milliers de personnes atteintes de Covid long. Dans une société japonaise qui sacralise le travail et exige de ...
-
(EN) Article 10 Avril 2022 - FT.com - Long Covid: the invisible public health crisis fuelling labour shortages
When Katie Lazell-Fairman returned to work after recovering from a Covid-19 infection, she quickly discovered that the virus had taken a much heavier toll on her body than she initially realised. "I
-
(FR) Article 15 août 2023 - Bilan.ch - Politique de santé - Le marché de l'emploi britannique affaibli par la hausse record des maladies chroniques
La pandémie a révélé l'ineptie de la politique d'austérité appliquée à la santé publique depuis une décennie: 6,1% des Britanniques en âge de travailler sont inactives pour raisons de sa...
-
Article 11 septembre 2020 - Smithsonianmag.com - What Happens When Children’s Covid-19 Symptoms Won’t Go Away
smithsonianmag.com When 7-year-old Jake Mahler began showing symptoms of Covid-19 in mid-April, his mother, Cindy Mahler, stayed calm. An aerospace engineer in Clear Lake, Texas, Mahler is used to ...
-
Article 11 septembre 2020 - France 3 - Covid-19 : quels effets sur le coeur des sportifs ? Des chercheurs bordelais s'intéressent aux conséquences du coronavirus sur la reprise du sport de façon intensive
Des chercheurs bordelais s'intéressent aux conséquences du coronavirus sur la reprise du sport de façon intensive. Susceptible d'affaiblir le cœur, il pourrait provoquer des arythmies et des mo...
-
Article 11 septembre 2020 - Inquirer - The loneliness of long-haul COVID: My son and I have battled the coronavirus for six months | Opinion
Loneliness is universal during a pandemic. There's the isolation, as we're all cut off from our family, our friends. And there's the silence. We miss the hum of conversation at the bar, the babble ...
-
Article 7 septembre 2020 - ScienceAlert.com - Mysterious Post-COVID Syndrome Affecting Kids Appears to Be Even Worse Than We Thought
After contracting and beating a coronavirus infection, a body needs time to rest, to recover its health and strength. Sadly, for some children, that isn't what happens next. A mysterious, new ...
-
Article 4 septembre 2020 - Yahoo Sport - The health of college athletes shouldn't be sacrificed in order for a return to normalcy
The headline was alarming: Roughly one-third of Big Ten student-athletes who tested positive for COVID-19 were found through cardiac MRIs to have myocarditis after contracting the disease. It wasn't
-
Article 3 septembre 2020 - LeSoir.be - «Même les personnes asymptomatiques peuvent avoir de graves problèmes cardiaques», met en garde Marc Van Ranst
Le virologue désire poursuivre la stratégie d'écrasement de la courbe jusqu'à la distribution d'un vaccin efficace. Dans un article, le magazine " Scientific American, écrit que ces dernières...
-
Article 2 septembre 2020 - folha.uol.com.br - Covid-19 Symptoms Can Persist for Months
Even after a month of the acute phase of Covid-19, some patients who had mild cases still report persistent symptoms, including frequent headaches, fatigue, drowsiness, altered memory, and loss of ...
-
Article 5 septembre 2020 -abc7news.com - Bay Area researchers explain 'concerning' effects of COVID-19 on human hearts ( Sport)
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- There is new evidence from Bay Area researchers about the effects of COVID-19 on the human heart. It comes just as we're learning more about the risks that damage could pose ...
-
Article 5 septembre 2020 - Sbs.com.au - Coronavirus 'long-haulers' are coming together in communities online in search of answers
For two-time Australian Olympian Joanna Halls, being active was always a big part of her identity. But seven weeks after contracting COVID-19, the former fencer says she's still struggling talk or ...
-
Article 18 Novembre 2020 - news.ki.se - Case report of potential "long COVID" in children
Recent data suggest that adults may experience long-term symptoms after COVID-19 infection, but if such symptoms also occur in children is still unknown. Children tend to have milder COVID-19 than ...