Long Covid: What's changed, and what we know now

Long Covid: What's changed, and what we know now More than two million people in the UK say they have symptoms of long Covid, according to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) survey.

Many long Covid patients now report Omicron was their first infection - and I'm one of them.

But almost three years into the pandemic there is still a struggle to be seen by specialist clinics, which are hampered by a lack of resources and research.

Has the condition changed at all, and have treatments started to progress? BBC News

See also:

• Covid-19: New mum leaves Royal Papworth hospital after a year BBC News
• Covid-19: NICE rejects five treatments over uncertain evidence and price in draft guidance The BMJ
• NICE recommends 3 treatments for COVID-19 in draft guidance National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
• You're MORE likely to get Covid again within weeks if you take Paxlovid The Daily Mail
• Covid vaccine trial sites had little FDA oversight, BMJ report finds The Daily Mail
• Covid’s hidden epidemic: up to a million cancer cases missed in Europe | Devi Sridhar The Guardian
• How long COVID ruined my life, from crushing fatigue to brain fog Sky News