long covid

Why We Need To Stop Using The Phrase 'Post-Pandemic'

It's far too early to say we're out of the woods, according to Covid experts.
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Is There Any Way To Reduce Your Risk Of Long Covid If You Get Sick?

Here's what experts know right now about preventing or treating long-haul symptoms following coronavirus.
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What Covid Infections Might Look Like In The Future

If you're vaccinated, here's what to expect from new Covid-19 waves – and what experts still don't know.
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Scientists Finally Have A Definition For Long Covid – And It Matters

"This is a completely new disease, there are no text books, nothing that you can look up."
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'He Told Me He Can Cure Me': The Reality Of Dating With Long Covid

More than one million people have long Covid and the weird chat-up lines they endure are just the start of it.
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These Are The People Most Likely To Experience Long Covid

New ONS data shows women aged between 35 and 69 are most likely to contract long Covid.
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The Long Covid Condition That Makes Everything Taste Or Smell Rotten

Parosmia distorts people's senses so much that even plain water can smell or taste like sewage or chemicals.
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UK 'Worryingly Close' To 100,000 Daily Covid Cases, Says Scientist

Covid cases are likely to be higher than official government figures, leaving 'no room for complacency'.
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What Not To Say To Someone Who Has Long Covid

Here’s how to make sure the words of support and encouragement you choose don’t have the opposite effect.
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There's Encouraging News About Long Covid In Adults And Kids

Two studies suggest long Covid appears to be on the wane – and less common among kids than we thought.
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