
Research updates for September 10 include a new monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19, a new clinical trial for a drug targeting Long COVID neurological symptoms, and research on vaccination and Long COVID.

Research updates for the week of September 3 include the role of blood clots in Long COVID, how the disease impacts people with preexisting disabilities, and blood tests for people with ME.

Research updates for the week of August 20 include Long COVID in children (one new study, one that was retracted!), and the symptom of internal tremors.

Research updates for the week of August 20 include hearing loss following COVID-19, potential biomarkers from the body’s vascular system, and recommendations for clinical trials.

Research updates for the week of August 13 include investigating medical test results for Long Covid diagnostics, a potential cause of MIS-C, and a new estimate of Long Covid’s impact on the global economy.

Research updates for the week of August 6 include promising news about a nasal vaccine candidate, a new review of Long Covid, and Covid-19 spread in wildlife.

*Editor’s note: The PolyBio Research Foundation, which supported this study, like The Sick Times, has received support from the Balvi and Kanro funds. Our newsroom operates independently of financial supporters.

Research updates for the week of July 23 include continued risk of Long Covid, microclots found in children, and a new clinical trial testing HIV antivirals.

Research updates for the week of July 16 include viral persistence in people’s guts, new studies from NIH RECOVER, and a phone survey by the Virginia Department of Health.






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