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The Science Behind Long COVID: Understanding The Persistent Presence Of SARS-CoV-2 Proteins
This article dives into the science behind Long COVID, focusing on the persistence of viral proteins and how they can impact health long after the acute phase of COVID-19 has passed. Well also explore the various factors contributing to the severity of Long COVID and potential avenues for managing this condition.
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Unusual Case Of 'Blue Legs' In Long Covid Patient Seen: Report
The patient said he had started to experience the discolouration since his COVID-19 infection, the researchers said in the study.
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Viruses Hiding Out in Patients Hold Long Covid Answer
Tracking microbes through a malodorous network of sewer lines led virologist Marc Johnson to the source of unusual coronavirus mutants.
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Five Patients Are Helping Doctors Crack The Long Covid Mystery
One felt her heart would explode out of her chest, another lost her ability to speak, and three others experienced unrelenting fatigue that left them confined to a bed, a bath or a wheelchair for much of each day.
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COVID-19 Can Cause Lasting Lung Damage - 3 Ways Long Covid Patients Can Suffer
Researchers have observed ongoing airflow obstruction in some patients who have recovered from COVID-19. This condition is typically treated with inhalers that deliver medications that open up the airways. Such treatments may also be helpful while re
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British Patient Suffered Longest-Known Case Of Covid Before Dying: Report
The patient had fallen victim to 10 mutations of coronavirus, including Alpha, Gamma and the Omicron.
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Recovery Clinics Across US Provide Hope To Long Covid Patients
Several recovery clinics have popped up across the United States as thousands of people who recovered from coronavirus infections -- even mild ones -- have found themselves still struggling.
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Long Covid Patients Face Fatigue, Poor Sleep Even After One Year
Most people hospitalized with Covid-19 who emerged with lingering symptoms from the infection showed little improvement a year later, according to a study seeking to assess the effect of long Covid.
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Long Covid Has More Than 200 Symptoms, Study Finds
Patients who experience long COVID report more than 200 symptoms across 10 organ systems, according to the largest global study to date of ''long-haulers'' published on Thursday.
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1 In 10 Recovered Patients Had "Long Covid" Symptom In Singapore: Study
One in 10 recovered COVID-19 patients in Singapore had persistent symptoms six months after their initial infection, a study led by the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) has found.
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Abnormal Rise In Blood Sugar In Recovered Covid Patients: AIIMS Patna
A survey done by the All India Institute of Medical Science in Patna has found abnormal rise in blood sugar level in people who were infected with coronavirus during the second wave of the pandemic this year.
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A Fifth Of Asymptomatic Covid Patients Develop 'Long Covid': Study
Almost a fifth of Covid patients without symptoms went on to experience conditions consistent with long Covid a month after their initial diagnosis, according to a huge study published Tuesday.
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CCTV Shows Oxygen Supply Unplugged, Alleges Family After Covid Patient's Death
More than a year after India's fight against COVID-19 began, the virus is spreading faster than ever before and appalling stories of distress are being reported from across the country.
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Antibodies Keep Evolving After Covid Recovery In A Patient: Study
People who recover from COVID-19 are protected against the novel coronavirus for at least six months, and likely much longer, according to a study which says the immune system evolves long after the infection and may block even mutant forms of the virus such as the South African variant.
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Do You Get Symptoms Even After Recovering From COVID-19? Here's What You Need To Know
COVID symptoms and recovery: Patients who have been critically ill with COVID-19 include those that have had persistent cough, shortness of breath and some physical limitations because of being critically ill and in bed for a long time: Dr Janet Diaz, WHO.
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The Science Behind Long COVID: Understanding The Persistent Presence Of SARS-CoV-2 Proteins
This article dives into the science behind Long COVID, focusing on the persistence of viral proteins and how they can impact health long after the acute phase of COVID-19 has passed. Well also explore the various factors contributing to the severity of Long COVID and potential avenues for managing this condition.
-
Unusual Case Of 'Blue Legs' In Long Covid Patient Seen: Report
The patient said he had started to experience the discolouration since his COVID-19 infection, the researchers said in the study.
-
Viruses Hiding Out in Patients Hold Long Covid Answer
Tracking microbes through a malodorous network of sewer lines led virologist Marc Johnson to the source of unusual coronavirus mutants.
-
Five Patients Are Helping Doctors Crack The Long Covid Mystery
One felt her heart would explode out of her chest, another lost her ability to speak, and three others experienced unrelenting fatigue that left them confined to a bed, a bath or a wheelchair for much of each day.
-
COVID-19 Can Cause Lasting Lung Damage - 3 Ways Long Covid Patients Can Suffer
Researchers have observed ongoing airflow obstruction in some patients who have recovered from COVID-19. This condition is typically treated with inhalers that deliver medications that open up the airways. Such treatments may also be helpful while re
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British Patient Suffered Longest-Known Case Of Covid Before Dying: Report
The patient had fallen victim to 10 mutations of coronavirus, including Alpha, Gamma and the Omicron.
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Recovery Clinics Across US Provide Hope To Long Covid Patients
Several recovery clinics have popped up across the United States as thousands of people who recovered from coronavirus infections -- even mild ones -- have found themselves still struggling.
-
Long Covid Patients Face Fatigue, Poor Sleep Even After One Year
Most people hospitalized with Covid-19 who emerged with lingering symptoms from the infection showed little improvement a year later, according to a study seeking to assess the effect of long Covid.
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Long Covid Has More Than 200 Symptoms, Study Finds
Patients who experience long COVID report more than 200 symptoms across 10 organ systems, according to the largest global study to date of ''long-haulers'' published on Thursday.
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1 In 10 Recovered Patients Had "Long Covid" Symptom In Singapore: Study
One in 10 recovered COVID-19 patients in Singapore had persistent symptoms six months after their initial infection, a study led by the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID) has found.
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Abnormal Rise In Blood Sugar In Recovered Covid Patients: AIIMS Patna
A survey done by the All India Institute of Medical Science in Patna has found abnormal rise in blood sugar level in people who were infected with coronavirus during the second wave of the pandemic this year.
-
A Fifth Of Asymptomatic Covid Patients Develop 'Long Covid': Study
Almost a fifth of Covid patients without symptoms went on to experience conditions consistent with long Covid a month after their initial diagnosis, according to a huge study published Tuesday.
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CCTV Shows Oxygen Supply Unplugged, Alleges Family After Covid Patient's Death
More than a year after India's fight against COVID-19 began, the virus is spreading faster than ever before and appalling stories of distress are being reported from across the country.
-
Antibodies Keep Evolving After Covid Recovery In A Patient: Study
People who recover from COVID-19 are protected against the novel coronavirus for at least six months, and likely much longer, according to a study which says the immune system evolves long after the infection and may block even mutant forms of the virus such as the South African variant.
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Do You Get Symptoms Even After Recovering From COVID-19? Here's What You Need To Know
COVID symptoms and recovery: Patients who have been critically ill with COVID-19 include those that have had persistent cough, shortness of breath and some physical limitations because of being critically ill and in bed for a long time: Dr Janet Diaz, WHO.
