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It was 2024—a point at which most people in America considered the pandemic long since over. But it wasn’t for me. Some days, ...

The long-term impact of disruptions in oncology care during the COVID-19 pandemic will become more apparent in the coming years, according to Dan Nardi, MS, of Reimagine Care.

Closure — if any such thing exists — is still out of reach for many pandemic survivors. The world has seemingly moved on even as so many people grieve.

The department said it does not track the exact number of patients with ... plans for a dedicated long COVID rehabilitation centre in P.E.I." Gallant still struggles to do some of the things ...

Understand long Covid through the lens of patient experiences and the need for recognition in healthcare practices.

A new study that involved in-depth interviews with 14 people living with long COVID has found they frequently feel dismissed and disbelieved by healthcare professionals. The study authors say that ...

People living with Long Covid often feel dismissed, disbelieved and unsupported by their healthcare providers, according to a new study from the University of Surrey.