Welcome to the latest edition of our Long Covid newsletter. As cases continue to surge around the world, the long-term effects of the virus are becoming increasingly apparent. In this issue, we delve into some of the latest research on the topic, including studies on the potential causes of lasting pain and the association between SARS-CoV-2 infection and persistence with Long Covid. We also investigate the challenges facing Long Covid patients as they struggle to find solutions and demand answers from their medical providers. Plus, we explore the immunologic imprinting of previous Coronaviruses and its effects on neurologic sequelae.
This is a vital resource for 'us' who are afflicted with a version of LC. Almost a year in for me and symptoms getting worse in certain areas. Your work gives an element of things happening. The forgotten millions of ME/CFS sufferers for many decades demonstrate sadly, what happens when another funding priority emerges, or simply, governments turn off research funding. Again, thank you for your commitment to 'us'. I am very grateful. Paul, Sydney Australia
It’s great to be able to just read the summary of the main points - rather than spend all that energy reading through and processing the article in its entirety.
At least there is research happening but it’s such a worry there isn’t enough funding being invested.
Without suitable treatments, people are at risk of trialling dangerous treatments/drugs themselves, wasting money and energy on alternate treatments which may not help and peoples mental health declining.
I desperately hope there will be some answers on day.
This is a vital resource for 'us' who are afflicted with a version of LC. Almost a year in for me and symptoms getting worse in certain areas. Your work gives an element of things happening. The forgotten millions of ME/CFS sufferers for many decades demonstrate sadly, what happens when another funding priority emerges, or simply, governments turn off research funding. Again, thank you for your commitment to 'us'. I am very grateful. Paul, Sydney Australia
Thanks for your newsletters.
It’s great to be able to just read the summary of the main points - rather than spend all that energy reading through and processing the article in its entirety.
At least there is research happening but it’s such a worry there isn’t enough funding being invested.
Without suitable treatments, people are at risk of trialling dangerous treatments/drugs themselves, wasting money and energy on alternate treatments which may not help and peoples mental health declining.
I desperately hope there will be some answers on day.
I’m also from Australia 🇦🇺
I really appreciate the work you are putting in. Please keep going!!
Thank you so much for putting this newsletter together, really appreciate it! Hoping for a cure…..