James Salanga

In this episode: Co-host Betsy Ladyzhets shares the experiences of federal government workers living with Long COVID. And more information about The Sick Times’ first in-person (and virtual) event.

In this episode: Trump’s executive order to sunset a Department of Health and Human Services Long COVID advisory committee and being a “Long COVID unicorn.”

In this episode: How monoclonal antibodies could be the next paradigm shift in approaching COVID-19 and Long COVID clinical guidelines in Mexico.

In this episode: How can reframing pandemics as inevitable change the way we prepare for them? And resources for people with Long COVID seeking support in the accommodations process.

In this episode: How has the ongoing pandemic impacted friendships? Sociologist October Krausch looked at over 2,500 survey responses to learn more. 

In this episode: Access to COVID-19 data during the federal health communication “pause”. And a breakdown about why the Affordable Care Act might be at risk, from a freelancer with Long COVID. 

In this week’s episode: A blood-based biomarker for Long COVID could be on the horizon. And living with Long COVID as a Palestinian in the United States.

Freelance reporter and Long COVID patient advocate Sam Rhodehamel discusses the COVID-19 mutual aid groups helping protect L.A.-area residents during wildfires. Also, an update on NIH RECOVER-TLC and the latest COVID-19 numbers.

Investigative journalist and author Violet Blue discusses the COVID Safety Handbook. Also, the latest COVID-19 numbers, and looking at longer Paxlovid courses.

In the last episode of 2024, recapping freelancer Hannah Buttle’s reporting on how the treatment landscape for Long COVID has pushed some to look to online drug markets. Also in this episode: the latest COVID-19 numbers, and more research funding, plus some podcast stats.