More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers remain divided on long COVID and how to cure its symptoms. See potential bias and similarities in coverage from Nature, Independent and EpochTimes:
researchers remain divided on long COVID and how to cure its symptomsThe CDC currently defines post-COVID conditions as a wide range of ongoing health problems that can last weeks, months or years after an initial COVID-19 infection.
One recent study from King’s College London identified three different"subtypes" of long COVID that affect different body systems: neurological symptoms , respiratory symptoms and immune-related symptoms .at least three months after their initial diagnosis, according to a
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