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Article 3 septembre 2020 - PSU football doctor: 30-35 percent of COVID-19-positive Big Ten athletes had myocarditis
New data helps illustrate what Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren might have meant when he described "too much medical uncertainty and too many unknown health risks" as reasons for postponing the Big
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Article 17 août 2020 - Medicalxpress.com - Coronavirus and heart inflammation in athletes: What we know about myocarditis
A small but growing body of evidence shows that COVID-19 can damage the heart, sometimes fatally, even in a previously healthy young athlete. This frightening fact is shrouded in so many unknowns ...
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Article 3 septembre 2020 - Swissinfo.ch - Fear and dread haunt COVID-19 'long-haulers'
By Kate Kelland LONDON (Reuters) - Until March 19 this year, Felicity Callard, a 49 year-old British university professor and lecturer, was fit, active and strong. Now, she says, she's exhausted ...
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Article 15 Novembre 2020 - Thenewdaily.com.au - Coronavirus: COVID-19 worsens tinnitus, may be a trigger
Every week we hear that COVID-19 is suspected of causing yet another potential long-term side effect - Parkinson's disease, inflammation of the heart muscle, acute kidney injury and hair loss are ...
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Article 12 Novembre 2020 - El Pais - Long Covid: young, female and feeling sick six months after recovery
A survey in Spain of more than 2,000 people who were declared cured of Covid-19 shows that while the illness itself might have gone, there can still be the aftermath to deal with. The research ...
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Article 2 septembre 2020 - TrustMyScience.com - COVID-19 : la maladie peut affecter le cœur, même sans aucun symptôme !
Après s'être remises de la maladie, plusieurs personnes ont déclaré rencontrer des problèmes respiratoires persistants. Le virus laisse, semble-t-il, des " cicatrices pulmonaires ". Les séque...
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Emission 10 Novembre 2020 - Arte - Covid-19, les lendemains de la maladie
En mars 2020, personne ne pensait qu'une infection à la Covid-19 pouvait laisser des séquelles. Surtout pas chez les jeunes sans antécédents médicaux et ayant développé une forme légère de...
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Article 9 Novembre 2020 - Radio Canada - COVID-19 à long terme : des patients se battent pour être reconnus
Je ne pouvais pas marcher plusieurs minutes toute seule, j'ai des difficultés à monter les escaliers, je suis très essoufflée et je dois passer ma journée à faire des coupures, me coucher et ...
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Article 1er septembre 2020 - CNN - The US needs to talk about long-term coronavirus symptoms, a doctor and a patient say
It's been almost five months since Shelby Hedgecock tested positive for Covid-19, and the former personal trainer said her symptoms are still debilitating.
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Article 2 août 2020 - Smh.com.au - Seizures and battered heart: how COVID-19 scarred a healthy Sydney doctor
On April 1, Dr Lee was seeing patients with flu symptoms at the clinic, wearing a face mask and a full-sleeve gown when he noticed he had a mild sore throat. "It didn't feel like anything, just a ...
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Article 3 Novembre 2020 - cbc.ca - What it's like to be a COVID-19 'long-hauler': fatigue, persistent symptoms, organ function changes
Some days Cordell Hilderman wakes up in the morning with energy. Other days he wakes up feeling fatigued. But more often than not, it's the latter. In fact, Hilderman usually feels pretty good until
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Article 27 Octobre 2020 - Science.thewire.in - The Long and Short of ‘Long COVID-19’
A healthcare worker in protective gear collects a blood sample from a man, who has recovered from COVID-19, during a plasma donation camp in Mumbai, July 2020. Photo: Reuters/Hemanshi Kamani/Files ...
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Article 25 Octobre 2020 - Wsws.org - COVID-19 “long-hauler” phenomenon presents in children and teens as schools reopen against expert advice
As schools reopening across the globe result in catastrophic consequences in the spread of COVID-19, Facebook groups and recent articles showcase the stories of children and adolescents who continue
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Article 9 août 2020 - SI.com - Cardiac Inflammation Next COVID-19 Hurdle for College Leaders (Sport)
Dr. Matthew Martinez has studied so many images of a beating heart that he couldn't possibly count them. Maybe 500,000. Maybe 1 million. As a non-invasive cardiologist, his job revolves around the ...
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(EN) Article 23 juin 2021 - Thompsontradeunion.law - Disabled by Covid
The TUC is calling on the government to recognise long Covid as a disability and Covid-19 as an occupational disease so that workers can access legal protections and compensation. The call builds on
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(FR) article 29 juin 2021 - Slate - Les enfants et adolescents, grands oubliés des mesures de lutte contre le Covid-19
Temps de lecture: 7 min Depuis le début de la pandémie, la question des enfants et des adolescents cristallise un grand nombre de débats et, il faut bien le reconnaître, de mauvaise foi et de ...
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Article 30 août 2020 - (traduit du finlandais avec Google Translate) - Corona est parti mais les symptômes sont restés - 8 finlandais racontent leurs histoires
Uupumusta, ihon pistelyä, hengenahdistusta... Osa koronaviruksen sairastaneista suomalaisista kärsii vielä kuukausienkin jälkeen kummallisista jälkioireista. Kahdeksan koronan sairastanutta ke...
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Article 16 Octobre 2020 - Sports.Yahoo.com - “Long-Haul” COVID Is Affecting Healthy, Active People—Here's What It All Means
From Bicycling As an elite competitive triathlete, César Villalba, 34, of Los Angeles knows his body. So, though he can perform "acceptably" on a pulmonary test months after his initial bout with ...
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Article 16 Octobre 2020 - Nathional Geographic - ‘Super antigens’ tied to mysterious COVID-19 syndrome in children
Count the U.S. children who have caught COVID-19 since February, and you'd soon outnumber the population of Boston. Fortunately, most of these 697,000 confirmed or probable cases have had ...
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Article 21 août 2020 - Huffington Post.-ca - COVID-19 Long-Haulers: What You Need To Know About The Virus’ Lasting Symptoms
When Nada Mokhtar Forbes started to feel chest pain after returning from a spring break trip to visit family in Egypt, she immediately knew something was wrong. "It didn't feel normal, didn't feel ...
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(EN) Article 27 juin 2021 - Inews.co.uk - Long Covid is making the UK a less caring society, medical expert warns
The UK is in danger of becoming a less caring society because long Covid is hitting working-age women who provide most of the country's care much harder than other groups, a leading expert warns ...
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(EN) Article 26 juin 2021- France 24- Reporters - Fighting long Covid: Sufferers in France search for answers
France is easing out of lockdown, but for sufferers of long Covid battling the symptoms provoked by the virus is still an ongoing fight. Our reporters met an elite athlete, an entire family and a ...
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Article 15 août - Axios.com - The cardiac threat coronavirus poses to athletes ( sport)
Cardiologists are increasingly concerned that coronavirus infections could cause heart complications that lead to sudden cardiac death in athletes. Why it matters: Even if just a tiny percentage of
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Article 7 août 2020 - Nbcdfw.com - Not All Children Who Get COVID-19 Immediately Recover
The coronavirus might affect children differently than it does adults but doctors said they're seeing a trend among kids who recover. They're dealing with incredible fatigue that can last months ...
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Article 4 août 2020 - Japantimes.co.jp - COVID-19 long-term toll signals billions in health care costs ahead
Late in March, Laura Gross, 72, was recovering from gall bladder surgery in her Fort Lee, New Jersey, home when she became sick again. Her throat, head and eyes hurt, her muscles and joints ached ...