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The real story behind the “October slide”
Changing seasons affect many people with Long COVID, myalgic encephalomyelitis, and other chronic illnesses, but not all in the same way. Research has a long way to go before it can explain the phenomenon. Read more…
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Policy & Advocacy
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Policy experts, scientists, disability groups urge Biden to address the Long Covid crisis
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HHS gave million-dollar grants to nine Long Covid clinics; here’s how they plan to use the funding
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HIV may increase the risk of Long Covid. Why aren’t major advocacy groups addressing it?
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Census change would reduce estimates of disability in U.S., impacting community resources and Long Covid research
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The HHS invites nominees for a new committee on Long Covid, but will it listen to them?
Science
Covid-19
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National COVID-19 trends, January 28
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Some U.S. COVID-19 data are down amid “pause” to federal health communications
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Long COVID is a smoldering threat to wildland firefighters
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National COVID-19 trends, January 21
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National COVID-19 trends, January 14
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“Stand Together,” an excerpt from The Covid Safety Handbook
Health
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Double trouble: Hypermobility may increase Long Covid risk
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In South Africa, Long Covid is an afterthought to Tuberculosis
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Frustrations, denials, long drives: Immunocompromised people can’t access a lifesaving Covid-19 drug
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Olympics volunteers resign over lack of Covid-19 precautions
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How the Apricot Tree Café became a leader in clean indoor air
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The short reach of Long Covid care
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We set out to make our ‘invisible illness’ visible in South Africa with SICK Pride
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Why aren’t public health officials telling people about the fertility cost of COVID-19 and Long COVID?
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Five reasons why the NIH should retract the “effort preference” claims in their intramural ME/CFS paper
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The first major novel on Long COVID falls for harmful tropes. It doesn’t have to be this way.