Long COVID can live up to its name.
, the number of people living with long COVID is in the tens of millions. It can have a detrimental effect on just about every aspect of daily life and work, and yet there's no cure.
The team behind this latest study wants to see more research looking at the mechanisms behind long COVID, and more support for those who find that"The fact remains that two years on from their first infection, some people don't feel fully recovered, and their lives continue to be impacted by the long-term effects of the coronavirus,""We need more work to understand why this is the case and what can be done to help.
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