The EU Long COVID project has published its final results after four years of research. Read the 7 key findings and watch our panel discussion

New research predicts impact of lower productivity and workers quitting because of long-term illness after Covid-19

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Experts are urging guideline changes on what health professionals should wear to protect against flu-like illnesses including Covid

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Minister’s letter implicitly recognises airborne COVID-19 risks in schools but offers no central funding for clean air measures.

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The country, and the rest of the world, was in the grip of a global pandemic, so when Lydia Fischer Dooley, developed a dry cough, fatigue, weakness and lack of appetite at the start of 2022, she righ...

IntroductionDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, between 12 and 20% of US adults were identified as having post-COVID-19 condition, commonly referred to as ‘Long CO...

Clinicians and researchers have observed certain personality traits in many people living with ME/CFS and long Covid. Could they help some people to unravel their illness?

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Reframing beliefs about illness, along with specialist rehabilitation, can help recovery in people with severe ME/CFS, write Alastair Miller, Fiona Symington, Paul Garner, and Maria Pedersen Myalgic...

Stuffy, crowded classrooms mean kids are breathing in viruses and pollution. Parents are trying to make the air safer, but hitting roadblocks.

Understanding ME/CFS & Strategies for Healing by Patrick Ussher

A UToledo study has found a five-fold increase in the number of newly identified postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome patients post COVID.

Five years on from the first cases of Covid-19 in Ireland, many people are living with Long Covid, a group of health problems that persist after initial infection.

Many doctors have never seen measles in person. The Texas outbreak is reshaping how health systems prepare for drops in vaccinations.